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The fate of Lake Emergency Services, Inc., in Willoughby, OH, may be a blueprint of the future of emergency medicine. For more than 25 years, the group’s physicians contracted to provide emergency medicine services at Lake Health, a two-hospital, multicampus health care system in Lake County, OH, not far from Cleveland. Anthony Daher, MD, the president of the emergency medicine group, said the more than 20 emergency physicians and eight physician assistants who provided care at the system’s two hospitals, TriPoint and West medical centers, provided good care, and had few concerns until Is This the Future of Emergency Medicine?