Every hospital merger has three critical components that board members and senior management need to consider, and which can provide a great analytic framework within which to evaluate options early in the process of consider a transaction. By no means are these three the most important in every transaction, but every hospital merger I've worked on required careful attention to, and a very clear understanding of, these components.
1. Structure: Transaction structure can seem a bit technical and legalistic, but understanding transaction structure is key to understanding core ...
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