Honesty and trust are two of the most important elements of any strong relationship. The same is true for the business relationship between private practice physicians and investors, according to Andrea Balogh who joins host Kayla McCann Marty for this episode of Across The Table.

Andrea is the Chief Growth Officer and Chief Legal Officer at Integrated Oncology Network (ION), where she’s responsible for developing and executing the company’s growth strategy. She also spearheads ION’s business development, market strategies, and marketing and payer strategies teams. 

With more than a decade of experience in the healthcare private equity industry, Andrea believes three behaviors are essential to successful partnerships: open conversation, physicians and payers staying in (and respecting) each others’ lanes, and the alignment of goals and practices.

Tune in to the episode to learn how to develop strong partnerships and how investors can optimize their business relations and track trends in healthcare. 

Name: Andrea Balogh

What she does: As the Chief Growth Officer and Chief Legal Officer at Integrated Oncology Network, Andrea is responsible for creating and executing ION's growth strategy across the United States, as well as leading their business development, market strategies, and marketing and payer strategies teams. 

Organization: Integrated Oncology Network

Connect: LinkedIn

Top takeaways from this Across the Table episode 

• There are three ingredients to a successful acquisition. At ION, Andrea emphasizes the value in physicians having a close, community-based environment where they can deliver care at the right time and place. 
• Honesty is the best policy. There is no better business practice than honest, open communication.
• The future of the private healthcare equity industry is shifting. Take note of the move toward comprehensive care in the independent practice setting and how it is shifting to larger scale practices and partnerships.

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