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The Downward Spiral Of Independent Primary Care: Why The Math No Longer Works
Independent primary care is being crushed between rising costs, flat revenue and a competitive landscape that now favors scale over autonomy. The result is a business model that looks increasingly untenable for small, physician‑owned practices in the near term.
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The future of independent primary care depends on reimbursement models that better support longitudinal, value-based care rather than volume-driven fee-for-service. Healthcare leaders and policymakers should prioritize investments that strengthen practice sustainability without sacrificing physician autonomy.
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