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Tryon Medical Partners, Charlotte's largest independent physician practice, has partnered with private equity firm TPG to enhance operations and meet rising patient demand. Despite concerns about private equity's impact on healthcare, Tryon’s CEO assures that clinical control remains with physicians, emphasizing a commitment to quality care at competitive prices. The deal reflects a broader trend of physician practices seeking private equity investment to navigate a challenging healthcare landscape dominated by large hospital systems.
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