Association services, namely, promoting the interests of women’s healthcare private practices across the United States; an alliance of over 5,000 community-based women’s healthcare private practices, including more than 3,300 OB/GYNs who directly care for the lives of over 10 million women annually across 37 states and DC dedicated to improving the quality of women’s care, create a more affordable healthcare system and protect the private practice of medicine; oncology practices; member group collaboration; pooled resources; development of new models of healthcare delivery, including evidence-based quality metrics and shared savings initiatives; practice enhancement strategies; association services, namely promoting the interests of member practices by creating a business model to improve revenue, resources, and technologies by providing opportunities for collaboration in research, data-based projects, patient support services and practice enhancement strategies.