Joint ventures in health care: more than a sideline business.
Many times, healthcare joint ventures are considered second class, sideline businesses, and consequently, are not viewed as complex business relationships. However, compared to other small enterprises, the joint venture presents a complex list of legal and practical issues that must be understood and resolved. Such issues as organizational form, antitrust, reimbursement, licensing, and securities laws must be considered to ensure a successful joint venture.
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