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PubMed2006

Betting big on doc ownership. 'Boutique' chain blasts off with $1 billion investment, plans for 10 hospitals, and hopes to create healthcare model of the future.

A new "boutique" chain is roaring out the gate with $1 billion to spend and plans for 10 hospitals. University General Hospital Systems, which aspires to offer the feel of a luxury hotel in its facilities, is wading into the thick of some of the most controversial issues in healthcare. All but one of its hospitals are planned for states without CON laws, according to W.J. "Bill" Burk, left.

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PubMed1990

HMO ownership pays off for systems that stick with it.

HMOs and PPOs have been financial losers for many hospitals. In fact, problems controlling costs have driven many hospitals to sell or close HMOs and PPOs that they started to channel new business their way. But for those hospitals that invested the time and money needed to manage physician and ambulatory care networks, vertical integration of managed care is paying off.

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PubMed1985

CMA Policy Summary. Confidentiality, ownership and transfer of medical records.

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) regards medical records as confidential documents, owned by the physician/institution/clinic that compiled them or had them compiled. Patients have a right to information contained in their records but not to the documents themselves. The first consideration of the physician is the well-being of the patient, and discretion must be used when conveying information contained in a medical record to a patient. This medical information often requires interpretation by a physician or other health care professional. Other disclosures of information contained in medical records to third parties (eg. physician-to-physician transfer, lawyer, insurance adjuster) require written patient consent or a court order. The CMA is opposed to legislation at any level which threatens the confidentiality of medical records.

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