An industry enthusiast, life-long learner, analytics aficionado, and former college tennis player.
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Values honest communication, creativity to solve complex problems, and growth mindsets.
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Spends time helping companies grow, exploring novel business models seeking to change U.S. healthcare for the better, tinkering with new hobbies, giving his friends a hard time, and cherishing moments with his family.
Alfredo Fernandez-Concha
HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE, ADVISOR, & CONSULTANT
EXPERIENCE
2022-Present
Chief Growth Officer
CASTLE CONNOLLY PRIVATE HEALTH PARTNERS
CCPHP is a subscription medicine platform company with a national network of physicians and a large consumer membership base.
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Leads corporate development growth through joint ventures, acquisitions, and other business development efforts with physician and health system partners.
2015-2022
Principal, Strategy & Business Advisory
ECG MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
ECG is a national healthcare management consulting firm with 9 offices and 230+ consultants.
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Advised on $3B+ of board-approved investments on a range of strategic growth initiatives for leading hospitals, health systems, and large medical groups.
2011-2012
Private Equity Investment Professional
2009-2011
Institutional Derivatives Sales Trader
2007-2009
Capital Markets Senior Analyst
CONSONANCE CAPITAL PARTNERS
CCP is a healthcare middle market private equity firm with $1B+ AUM.
JB DRAX HONORE
JB Drax is one of the world's largest brokerage firms specializing in listed derivatives, foreign exchanges, and interest rate swaps serving institutional investors, hedge funds, and investment banks.
IPREO (now part of S&P GLOBAL)
Ipreo served participants in every stage of the capital-raising process including banks, public and private companies, and institutional investors through advisory and technology services.
EDUCATION
2012-2014
Master of Business Administration
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Teaching Assistant for Financial Accounting and Reporting
2003-2007
Bachelor of Science, Finance
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
College of Business and Economics
Captain of the D1 Men’s Varsity Tennis Team; All-Patriot League First Team Honors: Announcement
SKILLS
EXPERTISE
Corporate Strategy
Partnerships & Affiliations:
Joint Ventures, M&A
Business Development
Deal Strategy
Healthcare Delivery Network Growth
Ambulatory Planning
Primary Care Strategy
Digital Health Development
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Selected Publications
Membership Medicine: Why Health Systems Must Take Heed of this Model to Evolve Primary Care Strategy
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Chief Healthcare Executive: June 22, 2023
Primary care is at a tipping point. We know it has been said before. However, in the past, primary care delivery has been dictated by changes in payor-led reimbursement models. Examples include healthcare maintenance organizations (HMOs) of the 90s and more recent risk-sharing, value-based care initiatives. This time other forces are also at play, including:
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Nontraditional market entrants
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Physician shortages exacerbated by industry-wide burnout
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Consumer expectations
Health systems will be forced to evolve their primary care strategies. Membership model medicine must be a key component of that evolution.
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Link to Full Article: Membership Medicine: Why Health Systems Must Take Heed
Bigger doesn’t always result in better. Only those health systems that grow while advancing performance by strategically pursuing vertical integration into asset-light delivery mechanisms, exploring new business/product expansion opportunities into nontraditional healthcare services, and ensuring a deliberate and structured approach to scale will be positioned for clinical, strategic, financial, and operational success.
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Link to Full Article: Health System Scale is Irrelevant Without Performance
The Hospital Accelerator Model
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Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA): July 20, 2016
Evolving reimbursement models, the Affordable Care Act and the activation of patients as consumers are among the major drivers of anticipated disruption to the provider landscape. This shifting financial, regulatory and patient preference has led to not only industry veterans attempting to recalibrate ways of doing business, but has also notably attracted outside entrepreneurs and capital vying to establish a presence in a massive industry that historically has had large barriers to entry.
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Link to Full Article: The Hospital Accelerator Model