
Joseph Jacot
CEO, Michigan Vascular


On-demand webinar · Medical Economics × Veradigm
A family physician and a specialty-group CEO on why they are staying independent, and how they make technology give time back. One candid hour, built on data from 360 of their peers.
94% of independent practices were approached about an acquisition in the past two years. 69% are confident they will stay independent anyway. This session is about that choice: what it protects, what threatens it, and what the practices making it work do differently. It is a practitioner conversation, not a product tour.
Source: Medical Economics × Veradigm survey of 360 independent practices, as referenced in this session.
The practitioner conversation
A candid panel moderated by Chris Mazzolini, Content VP at Medical Economics.

CEO, Michigan Vascular

Physician, United Physicians

Chief Technology Officer, Veradigm
Four ideas for your next decision
Why independence is a deliberate choice, and what it protects: site of service, speed and physician agency.
The one-question test for any new tool: does it eliminate steps or create them?
Why physician attention, not data, is now the scarcest resource, and where to spend it.
How to structure technology partnerships with short contracts, shared risk and clear measures.
From the conversation
“Ten years ago, our problem was just information and data. Right now it's scarce physician attention.”
Dr. Jonathan Copeland
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