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stay tuned, that was the exclusive SDN teaser!
stay tuned, that was the exclusive SDN teaser!
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LA, the only problem is that nobody who had the required funds would want to move to cali. i guess if your already there it may be attractive. But, if you’ve got a loose 6 or 7 M around, why would you want to leave an obviously successful set up for a practice with a bunch of cars and houses? There is NO part of cali that is coveted anymore.
I mean, FL is nuts but we can all pack heat.
There is unfortunately no pathologist on planet earth--at least none with the knowledge to run this kind of practice--who would seriously consider forking over $6.5M cash for it.
I am following this with interest. We may be witnessing a flameout of historic proportions.
I suggest you add a bit more detail about the actual practice, specifically the breakdown of contracted hospital work vs outreach.
hahaha. Dude its over 2.5 in property alone. The practice is discounted. I could sell it to Quest/Lab Corp in a heartbeat for more and just sell the homes myself or keep them as rentals.
No chance of flame out tho..I will just hire some contract folks to give me time to do other stuff with the biotech start ups that have called me.
Am I wrong in supposing that either a) you found a time machine and built this practice in the 1980s, or b) that this practice has succeeded mainly based on your own personal qualities, relationships, and personally busting your ass, plus a fair amount of luck on the business side? What are the prospects for this golden goose, sans LADoc00?
Question: does it come with your armory and bunker? Fully stocked MREs? tactical assault training? Asking for a friend.There is NO capitation, NO managed care and less than 5% Medicaid.
Question: does it come with your armory and bunker? Fully stocked MREs? tactical assault training? Asking for a friend.
I can't believe you deleted the post. This was among the most interesting things to appear on SDN in months.
There is NO capitation, NO managed care and less than 5% Medicaid.
That is the exact OPPOSITE of an answer to my question.There is NO capitation, NO managed care and less than 5% Medicaid.
Pathoutlines will get you a bunch of calls from desperate junior pathologists, not sure that's the right audience.
That is the exact OPPOSITE of an answer to my question.
Fun thread, wish I read it before the first post was edited. Is there much cyto business involved?okay explain better to me what you want to know and I can answer your ?.
Outreach isnt a good bar of anything now. Most large hospital systems have purchased all the GI and Heme groups (and now many Uro groups) so all your good case volumes perhaps aside from Derm are entrapped in hospital contracts with their affiliate medical groups, which IMO is even better for us.
Why would I want to lean into OP cases? So Bostwick, Quest, some dirty competing group out of town can slowly predate on the offices??
Like OP vs. hospital site? I have business from over a 150 clinics and outpatient sites in a physical area that is larger than some states. Multiple rural "super deluxe" hospital contracts (*per GB eliteness hierarchy)
But OP is a literally a daily grind of customer service because they know they can call other labs to send their volume to. I would almost pass, aside from an important exceptions.
Not sure what granularity you are looking for or even why it is important to you.
Maybe you are confused: I do zero TC work. TC is garbage, total garbage. This was BEFORE the massive cuts coming. This is due to to my geographic location. Path assistants want like $120,000 and histotechs want like $100,000+ per year starting. Makes the entire TC proposal completely undoable once you factor in the costs of environmental compliance here in CA and the issues you can get into with employees, limitations on pension plans etc.
I did a deep dive once with some Fintech folks after the TC crash that came about from all the pod labs and the economy of scale needed is insane, like 20000 accessions minimum per year where I am located.
I would have a FRACTION of my current net worth if I had done full TC, but again Im sure it can be done well in other places, just not here.
So most of your work comes from hospitals? Do you have a rural exemption (otherwise known as gold)okay explain better to me what you want to know and I can answer your ?.
Outreach isnt a good bar of anything now. Most large hospital systems have purchased all the GI and Heme groups (and now many Uro groups) so all your good case volumes perhaps aside from Derm are entrapped in hospital contracts with their affiliate medical groups, which IMO is even better for us.
Why would I want to lean into OP cases? So Bostwick, Quest, some dirty competing group out of town can slowly predate on the offices??
Like OP vs. hospital site? I have business from over a 150 clinics and outpatient sites in a physical area that is larger than some states. Multiple rural "super deluxe" hospital contracts (*per GB eliteness hierarchy)
But OP is a literally a daily grind of customer service because they know they can call other labs to send their volume to. I would almost pass, aside from an important exceptions.
Not sure what granularity you are looking for or even why it is important to you.
Maybe you are confused: I do zero TC work. TC is garbage, total garbage. This was BEFORE the massive cuts coming. This is due to to my geographic location. Path assistants want like $120,000 and histotechs want like $100,000+ per year starting. Makes the entire TC proposal completely undoable once you factor in the costs of environmental compliance here in CA and the issues you can get into with employees, limitations on pension plans etc.
I did a deep dive once with some Fintech folks after the TC crash that came about from all the pod labs and the economy of scale needed is insane, like 20000 accessions minimum per year where I am located.
I would have a FRACTION of my current net worth if I had done full TC, but again Im sure it can be done well in other places, just not here.
So most of your work comes from hospitals? Do you have a rural exemption (otherwise known as gold)
Fun thread, wish I read it before the first post was edited. Is there much cyto business involved?
As regards your “heat” don’t you only get to (legally) have 10 rd mags? Not a lot of use in an “assault” rifle that is illegal for one to transport. And you sure as hell cant pack something like my Nighthawk Custom double stack 9 mm. Spit balls even come with warnings in Cali. Cali is only a “may issue” state where some cop or politician deems whether or not you can be allowed to pack. FL is a “must issue” state.
Am I wrong in supposing that either a) you found a time machine and built this practice in the 1980s, or b) that this practice has succeeded mainly based on your own personal qualities, relationships, and personally busting your ass, plus a fair amount of luck on the business side? What are the prospects for this golden goose, sans LADoc00?
There is NO capitation, NO managed care and less than 5% Medicaid.
Concealed carry, in Cali?
Not just Cali, I have a concealed carry permit from the Bay Area.
Given how that is considered "near impossible" put that into the logical banks for my Chuck Norris like powers.
Waiting for the new Space Force to begin accepting applications for Space Marines where I plan to make my career change:
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I guess that makes three permits in the Bay Area- you, Nancy and Gavin
Ive literally put everything on hold in terms of hiring/sale etc.
California has no sun now. We are living in a world of eternal darkness. All your solar power is useless like the movie Matrix.
Vampires now freely roam the streets so my posting will be far more sporadic. They are almost done feeding on BLM protesters so I assume they will get into the hospitals next.
This could be my last post here, good luck everyone.
I took a quick cell phone pic on my way to work, its bad folks, very bad:
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Stupid question but you’ve live there all your life. Why don’t people cut LARGE fire break areas around structures? I see all these trees all over hell and gone. Might stop some of the heartbreaking suffering out there.
Nature’s forest management is for it all to burn occasionally. But it’s supposed to be lightning and not some dumbarse gender reveal bomb that sets the tinder offBecause there are a bunch of nutty wacko environmentalists that would rather see the whole state burn than have competent forest management
Nature’s forest management is for it all to burn occasionally. But it’s supposed to be lightning and not some dumbarse gender reveal bomb that sets the tinder off
As many times as some company is dumb enough to sell home insurance with fire coverageI’m all for controlled burns and letting natural stuff go on, but you should not live in the damned middle of it. don’t build your house next to fuel! I know it’s pretty but how many times does this have to happen.
Same goes for building next to large flood-prone rivers like the Mississippi River. Building on oceanfront property. Building next to a volcano. Etc etc etcI’m all for controlled burns and letting natural stuff go on, but you should not live in the damned middle of it. don’t build your house next to fuel! I know it’s pretty but how many times does this have to happen.
What is the LAdoc proposal?
Stupid question but you’ve live there all your life. Why don’t people cut LARGE fire break areas around structures? I see all these trees all over hell and gone. Might stop some of the heartbreaking suffering out there.