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How the No Surprises Act ripped up private equity’s healthcare playbook

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How the No Surprises Act ripped up private equity’s healthcare playbook

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  1. Rachel Butt
6 min read

The anonymous review site Glassdoor is a notoriously imperfect barometer for the sentiment of a company’s workforce, but hindsight gives the reviews posted there by current and former employees of American Physician Partners a poetic edge.

In very few words, they showcase the full spectrum of reactions to the company’s sudden collapse earlier this year, from understated surprise through to saw-it-coming cynicism:

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