| News & Analysis | April 20, 2010
1. The "Co-Managed" Hospital-Owned ASC: An
Alternative Partnership Model. 
2. 11 Statistics and Processes ASCs Should Track
to Improve Efficiency, With Ed Gorz of MedHQ. Learn more about MedHQ.
3. 8 Implications of Healthcare Reform
on
Orthopedic and Spine Practices.  4. 10 Days Left for Early Registration
Discounts for the 8th Annual
Orthopedic, Spine
and Pain Management-Driven ASCs: Improving Profitability and Business
and Legal Issues (June 10-12, 2010, Chicago). New sessions
just added to the agenda on "Healthcare Reform and Its Impact on ASCs" With Andrew Hayek, CEO, Surgical Care Affiliates; Brent
Lambert, MD, president and
co-founder, ASCOA, and "Healthcare Reform and Its Impact on Physician-Owned Hospitals" With Molly Sandvig of Physician Hospitals of America. To register, click here.
5. GI/Endoscopy Gross Charge and Revenue
Statistics by Region. 
6. Two Free Webinars: - What Should You Pay Top ASC Administrators and How to Recruit Them
(Wed., May 5) With Greg Zoch of Kaye/Bassman. Reserve your space by clicking here.
- Hospitals
and Surgery Centers: Key Thoughts on Strategic Planning
(Mon., May 3), with David Fleisch, partner, Bain & Company; Andrew Hayek, CEO, Surgical Care Affiliates; Brent Lambert, MD, president and
co-founder, ASCOA; and Luke Lambert, CEO, ASCOA. Register by clicking here.
7. 4 Employment and Compensation Facts and
Statistics About Anesthesiologist Assistants. 
8. Job Openings: Reimbursement Analyst and Contract Negotiator with Eveia Health Consulting & Management. Click each title to learn
more and apply.
9. New Piedmont Surgery Center Opens in Atlanta. 
10. ASC Medical Director Dr. Richard Ellison Named New President of Ohio
State Medical Association. 
11. Call For Speakers: 17th Annual ASC Conference. Seeking speakers for the following 12 topics. - Business Planning for
Orthopedic and Spine Centers
- The Most Profitable Procedures to
Add to Your ASC Now
- Can Retina Be Profitable in ASCs
- Benchmarking for GI Centers
- IOLs in ASCs: What Are the
Current Arrangements
- Building Great Pain Management Programs
- Uni Knees and Total Joints in ASCs - A Clinical and Business
Perspective
- We Don't Need A Management Company or Hospital:
Thriving as an Independent
ASC
- What Should Administrators and DONs Be Paid
- GI
Centers: What to Expect for the Next Five Years
- New Procedure
Advancements for Spine Centers
- Key Steps to Reduce Implant
Costs
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8th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain
Management-Driven ASC Conference: Improving Profitability and Business
and Legal Issues (June 10-12, 2010; Chicago) | Here are 10 of the 91 terrific
sessions on the program:
1. Building Outstanding
and Profitable Pain Management Programs, Making Pain Profitable - Robin
Fowler, MD, Executive Director & Owner, Interventional Spine &
Pain Managment
2. Ambulatory
Spine Surgery - ASC vs. Hospital Reimbursement Comparison - David
Abraham, MD, Reading Neck & Spine Center
3. ASC Transactions, Current
Market Analysis and Valuations - Greg Koonsman, Senior Partner, VMG Health
4. Uni-Knees in
ASCs - Walter Shelton, MD, Mississippi Surgical Center
5. The Best Procedures to Add to ASCs
Now - John Hajjar, MD
6.
An Analysis of Clinical Outcomes for Spine Procedures Performed in ASCs
- Ken Pettine, MD, Loveland Surgery Center
7. Key Thoughts on Handling Total
Joints in ASCs - James T. Caillouette, MD, Chairman, Newport Orthopedic
Institute
8. New
Procedure Advancements for Spine Centers - Jimmy St. Louis, VP of
Integrated Business Development, Laser Spine Institute
9. Hand Surgery in ASCs - Key
Concepts for Clinical and Financial Success - R. Blake Curd, MD,
Orthopedic Institute, Kyle Goldammer, SVP Finance, Surgical Management Professionals
10. Minimally
Invasive Spine Surgery in ASCs - Greg Poulter, MD, Surgeon, Peak One
Surgery,
Center, and Lisa Austin, RN, CASC, Vice President of Operations,
Pinnacle III For more information about the program, please download the conference brochure (PDF), click here or call (703) 836-5904.
There are four ways you can register:
Phone. Call (703) 836-5904 or (800) 417-2035. Fax. Print the conference brochure (PDF),
fill-out the registration on p. 7 and fax it to (703) 836-2090.
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