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Nov 3, 2026
Episode 303: Top Pain Points in Community Oncology With Moshe Chasky
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Chadi NabhanHOST
So maybe just for listeners and viewers a bit about you and what you do and clinically as well as your administrative role.
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3:23Moshe ChaskyGUEST
I have been at a fellowship from Fox Chase since 2008, joined community oncology practice.
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3:32Moshe ChaskyGUEST
And I think I told my story the last time on this podcast and joined an independent practice, had a great relationship with our community hospital where we were independent.
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3:45Moshe ChaskyGUEST
And then fast forward, which we talked about on the last episode was that there was hospital consolidation and Jefferson came in and gave us a choice to either join them and be employed physicians or we could remain independent.
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4:04Moshe ChaskyGUEST
But if we remained independent, we were going to be competing with them directly.
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Chadi NabhanHOST
So what do you have to do to maintain a profitable business that allows you to deliver excellent care?