Disrupting the dermatology model

A CPA consultant hired to position a dermatology practice for investment is now its CEO. Behind data-based efficiencies, he eyes a storybook ending.

From his desk in the Fort Myers headquarters, Florida Skin Center CEO George Gulisano can monitor patient flow in each of the practice's four clinics and made adjustments accordingly. JimJett.com photo
From his desk in the Fort Myers headquarters, Florida Skin Center CEO George Gulisano can monitor patient flow in each of the practice's four clinics and made adjustments accordingly. JimJett.com photo
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For about a decade, George Gulisano was the point man for a major U.S.-based insurance carrier working to transform the health care system in Argentina, only to watch deeply embedded corruption infiltrate the hybrid HMO model and undo years of work.

Knowing how to maneuver within the system since he created it, Gulisano then spent several years advising insurance companies about how to exit the country.

 

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