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What’s Driving Health Care Alliances in North Texas?

A hospital version of “Game of Thrones’’ is taking place within the health care industry in North Texas, with an upsurge in new alliances aimed at competing for a bigger share of the patient market.

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A hospital version of “Game of Thrones’’ is taking place within the health care industry in North Texas, with an upsurge in new alliances aimed at competing for a bigger share of the patient market. “They’re playing to win, and in this whole era of the Affordable Care Act, you have to be big and comprehensive and provide the whole service line,” said Rick Snyder, former president of the Dallas County Medical Society. (D Healthcare Daily)

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