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Best of June: RadNet sitting on $700M | 1,300% profit on center sale | Is AUC dead? | State scales back CON law
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
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The Month in Review

Editor's Note:

What would your company do if it had $700 million in cash on its books? This is the enviable position that RadNet finds itself in after a series of financial maneuvers, including refinancing debts and raising funds through a public stock offering. CEO Howard Berger, MD, has growth on his mind, with the company currently only operating in eight states concentrated around the coasts. RadNet isn’t even in some of America’s most populus geographies yet, such as Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio or Georgia. It just entered Houston recently and, by all accounts, things are going well there. The company has been a picture of financial discipline with debts dwindling while revenues continue roaring. I’ll be interested to see where they take this ride. Thanks for reading and have a happy 4th. —Marty Stempniak

Editor's Note:

What would your company do if it had $700 million in cash on its books? This is the enviable position that RadNet finds itself in after a series of financial maneuvers, including refinancing debts and raising funds through a public stock offering. CEO Howard Berger, MD, has growth on his mind, with the company currently only operating in eight states concentrated around the coasts. RadNet isn’t even in some of America’s most populus geographies yet, such as Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio or Georgia. It just entered Houston recently and, by all accounts, things are going well there. The company has been a picture of financial discipline with debts dwindling while revenues continue roaring. I’ll be interested to see where they take this ride. Thanks for reading and have a happy 4th. —Marty Stempniak

RadNet is sitting on almost $700M in cash. CEO Howard Berger, MD, discusses how he plans to deploy it

He discussed the Los Angeles-based imaging center operator's growth strategy during the Jefferies 2024 Global Healthcare Conference. 

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RadNet is sitting on almost $700M in cash. CEO Howard Berger, MD, discusses how he plans to deploy it

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RadNet CEO Howard Berger
He discussed the Los Angeles-based imaging center operator's growth strategy during the Jefferies 2024 Global Healthcare Conference. 
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Members of private equity-backed radiology group sell imaging center at a 1,300% profit

The buyer is Port Washington, Pennsylvania-based Mediplex Property Group, which is now leasing the center back to South Jersey Radiology Associates. 

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Members of private equity-backed radiology group sell imaging center at a 1,300% profit

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The buyer is Port Washington, Pennsylvania-based Mediplex Property Group, which is now leasing the center back to South Jersey Radiology Associates. 
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AUC is dead. Long live AUC.

Six months after CMS effectively suspended its Appropriate Use Criteria program, some radiologists are planning to carry AUC principles forward anyway.

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AUC is dead. Long live AUC.

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Six months after CMS effectively suspended its Appropriate Use Criteria program, some radiologists are planning to carry AUC principles forward anyway.
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State scales back certificate-of-need law, making it easier to add new advanced imaging services

The measure removes requirements related to MRI and PET, along with freestanding EDs and ambulatory surgery centers. 

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State scales back certificate-of-need law, making it easier to add new advanced imaging services

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Centennial Park Nashville Tennessee Parthenon
The measure removes requirements related to MRI and PET, along with freestanding EDs and ambulatory surgery centers. 
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Thousands of radiology practices have lost their independence amid waves of consolidation

Between 2015 and 2022, nearly 3,500 physician practices that provide radiology services disappeared from the Medicare Provider Data Log, according to the Neiman Health Policy Institute. 

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Thousands of radiology practices have lost their independence amid waves of consolidation

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Between 2015 and 2022, nearly 3,500 physician practices that provide radiology services disappeared from the Medicare Provider Data Log, according to the Neiman Health Policy Institute. 
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Following 2024 fellowship matching, neuroradiology said to be ‘at its hottest point ever’

Neuroradiology has topped the field among imaging subspecialties vying for new fellows to train, filling 287 of 316 certified positions—a 90.8% fill rate—across 87 fellowship programs.

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Following 2024 fellowship matching, neuroradiology said to be ‘at its hottest point ever’

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Neuroradiology has topped the field among imaging subspecialties vying for new fellows to train, filling 287 of 316 certified positions—a 90.8% fill rate—across 87 fellowship programs.
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Only 10 radiology practices completed survey used to adjust Medicare payments

The ACR shared its concerns about the lack of participation as the deadline approaches. 

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AMA chart showing Medicare update payments compared to the cost of practice inflation between 2001-2024. The ongoing AMA PPI survey will be used top recalculate radiology practice expenses, but only 10 practices so far has submitted data that will impact all radiology practices.
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Only 10 radiology practices completed survey used to adjust Medicare payments

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AMA chart showing Medicare update payments compared to the cost of practice inflation between 2001-2024. The ongoing AMA PPI survey will be used top recalculate radiology practice expenses, but only 10 practices so far has submitted data that will impact all radiology practices.
The ACR shared its concerns about the lack of participation as the deadline approaches. 
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17 short-term strategies to address the national radiologist shortage

"This article will serve as a landmark reference for navigating short-term labor challenges in radiology," explains one editorial about the suggestions.

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An article in the American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR) outlines 17 ways to reduce the impact of the growing national shortage of radiologists. Radiology.jpg
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17 short-term strategies to address the national radiologist shortage

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An article in the American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR) outlines 17 ways to reduce the impact of the growing national shortage of radiologists. Radiology.jpg
"This article will serve as a landmark reference for navigating short-term labor challenges in radiology," explains one editorial about the suggestions.
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Radiology stakeholders weigh in on FTC’s exploration of how ‘corporate greed’ is impacting the specialty

The Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice, and Health and Human Services recently launched an inquiry into private equity and other corporations’ “increasing control over healthcare." 

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Radiology stakeholders weigh in on FTC’s exploration of how ‘corporate greed’ is impacting the specialty

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The Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice, and Health and Human Services recently launched an inquiry into private equity and other corporations’ “increasing control over healthcare." 
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GE HealthCare names new CEO of imaging, plus more radiology leadership moves

Arabinda Choudhary has been named the new radiology chair at Upstate Medical University's while Bharat B. Mittal, MD, is stepping down as RO head at Northwestern.

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GE HealthCare names new CEO of imaging, plus more radiology leadership moves

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Arabinda Choudhary Upstate Medical University
Arabinda Choudhary has been named the new radiology chair at Upstate Medical University's while Bharat B. Mittal, MD, is stepping down as RO head at Northwestern.
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