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The System Logic Podcast is the definitive deep-dive into the technical and human architecture of modern healthcare. Hosted by Jason Lee, we move past the buzzwords to investigate the three pillars defining the future of the industry:🏥 The Heart of Administration: Why the back office is the new front line.⚖️ Physician Compensation Logic: Decoding the math and transparency required to restore trust.🤖Technology: A practical look at the technologies, like AI, actually executing tasks in 2026.
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System Logic Season 1 is in the books and we'll be back int he fall with more conversations that you'll love. You can listen to all the episodes this season, including the Hot Comp challenge Mini-series and follow up on Instgram, LInkedin, and all the socials. Until next season!
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Executive Summary: In this special news edition of the System Logic Podcast, host Jason Lee and co-host Jared Steele unpack the dramatic resurgence of healthcare mergers, acquisitions, and strategic divestitures in 2026. The conversation evaluates how multi-billion-dollar cross-market consolidations, regional geographic expansions, and asset pruning directly reshape back-office operations, health plan negotiations, and medical group infrastructure. Key Takeaways M&A Deal Volume Rebounds to Pre-Pandemic Highs: Announced healthcare transactions reached 22 in Q1 2026, marking a significant market rebound to activity levels not seen since Q1 2020. Shift from Roll-Ups to Mega-System Consolidations: The historical era of small independent practice roll-ups has given way to multi-state, multi-billion-dollar health system pairings aimed at achieving mega-system volume. Strategic Divestitures Over General Expansion: Modern health networks are executing deliberate asset pruning, offloading under-scaled outposts to focus exclusively on highly defensible core regional hubs. Physician Enterprises Remain Autonomously Insulated: While revenue cycle frameworks and corporate branding shift rapidly during a merger, individual provider contracts and localized funds-flow remain highly stable.
Episode #10
Marley Nacey, from Sentara Health, joins Jason and Dan on System Logic to with fantastic insights for new graduates and strategies for managing physician compensation.
Episode #9
Kevin Birnbaum, formerly of Christiana Care, joins Jason and Dan Iliff on System Logic to highlight his journey through medical group leadership and his favorite parts about recruiting physicians to his past medical group. He also shares his advice for early careerists in the industry.
Episode #8
<p>Rachel Strittmatter from Ohio State Physicians takes on the Hot Comp Challenge sharing her take on the state of medical group administration and successful growth pathways for future medical group leaders.</p>
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