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Posted: 3/27/12

Ohio MGMA June Webinar:
“Developing Functional Integrated Relationships”

Join us for a Webinar on June 13
Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at:
www1.gotomeeting.com/register/819228673

The threat of Healthcare Reform has physician groups, both large and small, considering their options. Some larger multispecialty groups and associations are considering their ability to qualify as Accountable Care Organizations. Many solo and small group practices are considering affiliation with local hospitals. Even the most staunchly independent physicians in many specialties are faced with the decision to affiliate with a hospital, or to choose between competing hospitals. Some independent physicians will be forced to sell and become employed by a hospital for strategic or financial reasons. Some physicians will choose to remain independent, but will affiliate with only one hospital and disassociate from all others. Still other physicians will allow a local hospital to place employed physicians in their independent medical practices. All of these decisions and others have significant implications for private practice physicians, including continued access to patient referrals, access to capital, access to management expertise, access to technology, and more. In “Can’t We All Just Get Along?,” Marc Halley discusses the current market realities faced by many independent physicians who feel increasing pressure to align with a hospital, oftentimes through employment. He shares the experience Halley Consulting has had working with physicians to identify, analyze and select the “right” hospital affiliation partner.

Speaker:
Marc D. Halley, MBA is President and Chief Executive Officer of The Halley Consulting Group, LLC. A 25-year industry veteran, Marc is a frequently-requested speaker, addressing governing boards, senior executives, physician groups, management teams and national organizations. He has authored several articles published in Healthcare Financial Management, MGMA Connexion, Trustee, and the Journal of Medical Practice Management. He is the author of three healthcare strategy books, released by Health Administration Press, Greenbranch Publishing, and the AHA Press.

Title: Ohio MGMA June Webinar: “Developing Functional Integrated Relationships”
Date: Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.

System Requirements
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer

Posted: 3/13/12

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2012 Annual State Fall Conference 
September 20-21, 2012 at the Crowne Plaza Columbus North, Columbus, OH 
More information coming soon! 

Exhibitors, Sponsors and Interested Parties: 
Download our 2012 Exhibit and Sponsorship Packet

This packet outlines all the options your organization should consider to become involved with Ohio MGMA in 2012. Connect with our members through business associate membership, and exhibit/sponsorship at our conferences, plus consider ways to maintain a consistent annual presence for your organization.  We hope you will consider all of our options designed to highlight your organization to our membership. 

Ohio MGMA appreciates our business associate members and supporters. We recognize through their support, we are able to bring quality programs and new member benefits to practice administrators throughout Ohio.

Posted: 10/27/11 - Ohio MGMA would like to announce and welcome your 2012 Board of Directors:

Ohio MGMA Purpose & Objective

• To promote a program of mutual education in the field of medical group practice administration.
• To disseminate information of mutual interest.
• To improve administration in medical groups in order to serve the members of the Association, the medical groups they represent and medical group practice.
• To cooperate with other organizations having similar aims and objectives.