High volumes, fast projected growth, and a favorable case mix of young and commercially insured patients make sports medicine a growth priority for health system planners today. But building a differentiated sports medicine program is expensive—labor costs alone can exceed $450,000 annually. As a result, systems are searching for a single "silver bullet" strategy that can both drive new patient acquisitions and build consumer loyalty to capture this attractive demand without putting the large required investment to waste.
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