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Doctors in deals to cut their costs

By Tennessean (Nashville)

Posted: February 16, 2012 - 1:45 pm ET

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More doctors, faced with higher operating costs and shifting healthcare rules, are selling their practices to hospitals and insurers or signing deals that turn back-office operations over to more-experienced financial hands.

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