Five common missteps to avoid are:
1. Overly complicated physician compensation models.
2. Inadequate cost controls after integration.
3. Unrealistic expectations.
4. Inadequate return on investment due to purchase price and/or overly robust compensation models.
5. Too few primary care physicians relative to the large amount of specialists.
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