Two at-risk Florida primary care practices are merging their businesses in a joint venture. Genuine Health, which provides management services to primary care groups, and PrimeHealth Physicians are merging their patient pools, which will number over 12,000 Medicare members.
https://www.prweb.com/releases/genuine_health_group_and_primehealth_physicians_join_forces_to_create_one_of_the_largest_value_based_providers_in_south_florida/prweb15870072.htmMingle Analytics, which helps with Medicare performance metrics, and SilverVue, which offers services to assist providers with value-based payments, are merging.
https://medcitynews.com/2018/10/mingle-analytics-and-silvervue-merge-to-create-value-based-care-vendor-mingle-health/?utm_campaign=MCN%20Daily%20Top%20Stories&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=67002257&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9CLM8ZBeCSqiOIi1WiovYxTrGLIY3qxl0FuGWAaxcFd8up99ZM9XEYMJY7S2NH-lXPemm3eDlWeI3p32x0unC82_OnkEFgd3td5NAEKJO7AcP5rLY&_hsmi=67002257Ok, we will be a little careful with this one. I knew ED was a hard problem, but Roman is raising a stiff (or maybe I should say smoking) $88 million to change its name to Ro and add smoking cessation services to its offerings. Not sure what ED and smoking have in common, but no more after-sex cigarettes for their ED customers.
http://fortune.com/2018/09/18/erectile-dysfunction-roman-funding/You will be pleased to know that Thirty Madison is rebuilding the health care experience for modern consumers and apparently is also fleecing modern investors, acquiring $15.25 million in new financing to create a platform to treat chronic conditions, although their primary product to date has been one that addresses baldness. Hope investors don’t take a haircut.