The paper, titled “Best of Breed Anesthesia: Borrowing From IT Success,” looks at bundled anesthesia services among single-specialty providers and makes a case for why an anesthesia-focused company is better suited to provide care in today’s healthcare climate than a bundled provider.
The paper argues that anesthesia-only management groups have the ability to focus solely on anesthesia issues and have more experience to improve performance, clinical outcomes and optimize financials, according to the release.
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