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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2022 · 59 MIN

Pinnacle Fertility: Where’d They Come From?!

from Inside Reproductive Health Podcast · host Fertility Bridge

CEO Andrew Mintz shares the Pinnacle philosophy; will it scale? Inside Reproductive Health guest, Andew Mintz, shares the evolution of Pinnacle Fertility on this week’s podcast episode with Griffin Jones. The fertility network which now owns ORM (Oregon Reproductive Medicine), SRM (Seattle Reproductive Medicine) and others, seemingly came out of nowhere. Is their model scalable? Will it stand the test of time? Tune in to hear: Andrew Mintz detail the Pinnacle Fertility model, including how they constructed their Medical Director and Lab Director Councils, and how they contribute to the overarching success and development of their network. Griffin press Andrew on the efficacy of Pinnacle Fertility’s physician buy-in program, and how it could potentially implode. Griffin question whether or not Pinnacle Fertility’s private equity backing equally beneficial to physicians across the board, or only those stepping into retirement. Griffin ask how Andrew Mintz and his team approached the selection of the ever-challenging EMR system, and how they decided on just one.

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