Bartt B. Warner - CVA
DirectorCompensation Arrangements
Bartt Warner is a Director at VMG Health and is based in the Nashville office. His focus is on providing valuation and consulting services for compensation arrangements within the healthcare services industry. He has particular expertise in valuations related to clinical services, on-call coverage, medical director and physician executive services, coverage arrangements, management services and quality initiatives. Mr. Warner started his career at VMG Health in the Business Valuation Division where he provided valuation services related to ambulatory surgery centers, diagnostic imaging centers, single and multi-specialty physician practices, cancer treatment centers, among others. Mr. Warner currently serves as the Vice Chair of the American Health Lawyer’s Association (AHLA) FMV Affinity Group.
Prior to VMG, Mr. Warner graduated summa cum laude and holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a collateral in Economics from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. He holds the Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) designation from The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA). In addition, he has been published in the NACVA QuickRead, Becker’s Hospital Review and Health Care Compliance Association. He has also presented at AHLA, Healthcare Financial Management Association, NACVA and select health systems. Lastly, he has served on the ThinkTank Committee for NACVA.
Webinar: “What The FMV? The 4 Biggest Issues in Physician Compensation Arrangements” – AHLA
Presentation: “Physician Compensation in a Value-Based Environment” – AHLA Physicians and Hospitals Law Institute
Presentation: “Key Valuation Issues for Healthcare Leadership” – HFMA Maryland Spring Insititute
Webinar: “Understanding Physician Compensation Models and a Look at Current Trends” – National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts
- Top 10 Takeaways from the Medscape Physician Compensation Report 2017
- Stacked Physician Compensation: Keys to Compliance
- Shared Savings Addressed in OIG’s Advisory Opinion No. 17-09
- Call Coverage: Should independent contractors be compensated more than employed physicians?
- Understanding the Implications of OIG Advisory Opinion 16-07
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