In a “post-COVID” world, specialty care centers are trying to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of the healthcare market. 

On this episode of Across the Table, host Kayla McCann Marty talks with Kyle Lynch, a Group Vice President of Development at SCA Health, which is part of OptumCare and is a leader in specialty care, practice management solutions, and outpatient management. Through his work at SCA Health, Kyle leads the acquisition and new partnership activity in the physician practice and practice management space. 

Kyle discusses the company’s trend tracking, following how the market has changed since the beginning of COVID-19 and its prioritization of forming genuine partnerships that have longevity beyond the first five years. 

Tune in to learn about trends in the current market, how SCA Health tackles MSOs, and the hopeful turn toward a more care-centric model in specialty health.

Name: Kyle Lynch

What he does: As the Group Vice President of Development at SCA Health, Kyle Lynch leads the acquisition and new partnership activity in the specialist physician practice and practice management space.

Organization: SCA Health

Words of wisdom: “We [at SCA Health] are much more oriented around creating genuine partnerships where we can support practice operations and deliver our unique strategic value while preserving true physician practice autonomy.”

Connect: LinkedIn

Top takeaways from this Across the Table episode 

• Genuine partnership is a must. Kyle and the team at SCA Health is focused on creating genuine partnerships in which they can provide their unique strategic planning while preserving the practice’s operations and autonomy. 
• There’s a different way to think about MSOs. At SCA Health, MSOs are unrestricted. The MSO equity is almost immediately returned as a stream of constant income for shareholders.
• There is so much value in specialty practice spaces. Kyle explains the flow of value that can be utilized and monetized for the benefit of independent specialists. He believes SCA is perfectly positioned to capitalize on that for the sake of its clients.

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