Ep. #59 - Retaining Patient and Physician Focus While Growing a Clinic, An Interview with Michael Alper

Inside Reproductive Health Podcast

English - February 24, 2020 10:00 - 50 minutes - 69.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 29 ratings
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Boston IVF, one of the largest IVF centers in the nation and one of the first free-standing clinics in the country. What started as an independent clinic grew into one with a well-respected academic affiliation, and now has partnered with a worldwide hospital group. Through it all, their mission remained the same: bring state of the art technology to a patient-centered outpatient clinic. On this episode of Inside Reproductive Health, I talk to one of the founders of Boston IVF, Dr. Michael Alper. Dr. Alper shares the history of Boston IVF, but more importantly how they grew into what they are today. His story teaches important lessons to any doctor-owned clinic curious about academic affiliations or partnering with outside equity groups.

Learn about Dr. Alper and his team at Boston IVF.

Other episodes mentioned:

Episode 36, Dr. Michael Levy

Episode 14, Dr. Serena Chen

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