The Corner Series Episode 112: Proving Private Equity's Value in Healthcare, With Lauren Makhoul
Sep 16, 2025
Lauren Makhoul explores how private equity empowers healthcare providers to prioritize patient care by alleviating administrative burdens. She shares compelling evidence showing that private equity-backed physician groups achieve better health outcomes while reducing costs. The discussion highlights significant trends, including lower Medicare spending and improved follow-up care, all while enhancing competition in the healthcare landscape. Tune in for valuable insights at the intersection of healthcare and private equity.
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Factor Policy And Reimbursement Into Deals
- Investors and advisors should map regulatory and reimbursement dynamics when evaluating healthcare deals.
- Use policy and payment insights to differentiate business models and inform strategic planning.
PE Frees Clinicians To Focus On Care
- Private equity relieves clinicians of administrative burdens so they can focus on patient care.
- Capital from investors enables technology and equipment upgrades that independent practices often cannot afford.
Public Voices Skew Negative On PE Effects
- Public debate often highlights negative examples while missing quieter positive benefits reported by providers and investors.
- The evidence varies by scenario, so nuanced, data-driven discussion matters more than blanket judgments.