Emergency Care Partners
David Copple is an accomplished healthcare executive with extensive experience in commercial and practice development. Currently serving as the Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Development Officer at Emergency Care Partners since June 2022, David previously held the position of Vice President of Practice Development at Envision Physician Services from January 1997 to June 2022. Prior to that, David was Vice President of Sales at NES Healthcare Group, and also served as an Account Manager at R.P. Kinchloe and a Senior Market Analyst at Coastal Emergency Services. David's educational background includes a degree from Texas Tech University, completed between 1986 and 1991.
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Emergency Care Partners
Headquartered in Pensacola, Florida, ECP is a leading provider of emergency medicine and emergency department management services for hospitals across the U.S., with current operations in Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Florida, New York, Illinois, and North Carolina. ECP sees 1.4 million patient visits annually across operations at 54 sites of service, supported by a clinical workforce of 900+ physicians and mid-level providers. ECP employs a differentiated model relative to other platforms in the emergency medicine space, highlighted by the ability to maintain ownership through its physician partnership model (with over 60% of physicians being shareholders today) and the ability for regional/local groups to maintain their branding and clinical autonomy while still benefitting from ECP's significant back-office infrastructure. This critical infrastructure includes support for the revenue cycle, financial and operational reporting, recruiting, training, compliance, contracting, scheduling, and payroll, among other functions. ECP's affiliated medical groups also have access to the platform's proprietary analytics platform, which operatively interfaces in real time with each hospital's IT platform to track/report daily key performance indicators (KPI) in the emergency room. These include throughput, capacity utilization, clinical quality metrics, and ancillary services reporting, which are used by ECP clinical/operational leaders and the hospitals themselves to drive quality service and outcomes and a consistent patient experience within each customer's emergency department.