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Privia Health CEO Talks to IPO Edge As Stock Surges in Debut

Privia Health CEO Talks to IPO Edge As Stock Surges in Debut

Shawn Morris, Privia Health’s CEO, explains that the timing was right to go public to increase visibility while also using the proceeds to fund further investments in client services. He also highlights the company’s potential to benefit as the industry moves more toward value based care. READ MORE

Podcast: Privia Health’s Predictions on Medicine’s Future

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In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast, Tom Robinson, Partner in Oliver Wyman’s Health & Life Sciences practice, chats with Keith Fernandez, MD, Chief Clinical Officer of Privia Health, a national physician organization whose online patient cohort represents all age groups, including seniors who quickly embraced Privia’s virtual visit platform during the initial …

HealthLeaders Revenue Cycle Podcast Episode #3: Jeannette Wood and Amy Waller of Privia Health

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HealthLeaders Revenue Cycle Editor Alexandra Pecci speaks with Privia Health’s Jeannette Wood, vice president of revenue cycle management, and Amy Waller, vice president of HIM and coding integrity, about how their revenue cycle developed an online workbook that can be updated and shared in real time to manage coding and billing changes effectively across their …

Physician leader: Patients must know about efforts to keep them safe

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Strict safety measures and resourcefulness helped keep a large Virginia group practice open during the COVID-19 pandemic, now the key is to make sure patients know about these efforts. An ability to improvise also helped as the organization found itself in situations it had never experienced before, said Thomas Eppes, MD, president of Central Virginia …

COVID-19 and the Massive Primary Care Challenge

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The early effect that the COVID-19 crisis has had on primary care has already been well reported, and the data paints a discouraging picture. For example, a survey released in mid-April by the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) found that on average, practices were at the time reporting a 55 percent decrease in revenue and …

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