Private equity firms and hedge funds benefit from several controversial provisions in the current U.S. tax code, including the carried interest loophole.

Growing shares of primary care physicians are affiliated with hospitals and private equity firms, which may be pushing up costs for primary care services, according to a new study.

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These fees are generally much higher than what you’d pay with other types of investments, like mutual funds or ETFs. When firms who offer private equity ... counting your primary home or ...

Primary care physicians were categorized as hospital-affiliated, private equity-affiliated, or independent. Linear regressions with fixed effects for service type, state, and insurer were used to ...

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A study by researchers at the Brown University School of Public Health shows that nearly half of all primary care providers (PCPs) in the United States are affiliated with hospitals, while the number ...

Data on the impact of private equity on primary care have been limited due ... to compare prices for office visits across ownership types. Data collection occurred from January to June 2024 ...