Here’s what you should know.
1. PAS has served the Seattle community for the last 40 years with more than 120 providers.
2. Through the partnership, PAS physicians will maintain control of clinical operations while USAP helps elevate the performance of anesthesia practices.
3. David Lavitt, MD, CEO of Physicians Anesthesia Service, said, “We at PAS are excited to join USAP. It is apparent USAP has been thoughtfully designed to create a culture of collaboration that builds trust and empowers clinicians to strive for excellence. As USAP-Washington, we will have access to best anesthesia practices that will facilitate quality-based, data-driven care for our patients.”
4. The companies did not disclose the transaction’s specific terms.
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