Today's Top 20 Stories
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FTCs' noncompete ban could boost hospital physician pay: Viewpoint
Kristopher Schroeder, MD, anesthesiologist and professor at Madison-based University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, joined Becker's to discuss the FTCs' noncompete ban and how it will affect physicians. -
The 6 best things about being a physician: Medscape
From improving lives to working in an ever-changing field, nine physicians shared some of the best parts about their careers in an April 25 Medscape report. -
10 highest-paid ASC specialties
Here are 10 ASC specialties who were named the top earners in Medscape's 2024 compensation report:
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How the market is changing for this orthopedic clinic
Our hospital partners continue to experience tidal waves of financial challenges. -
Wisconsin auto factory seeks rezoning for medical use
An auto factory in Milwaukee is seeking to add medical office space as part of its second life, according to an April 25 report from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. -
NP pay for all 50 states
Nevada and California pay nurse practitioners the highest annual wage, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Inspira Health opens medical office building in former Dick's Sporting Goods, plans ASC
Mullica Hill, N.J.-based Inspira Health has opened a $50 million outpatient center in a former Dick's Sporting Goods in Deptford, N.J., according to an April 24 report from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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6 CMS wins, losses for ASCs in 2024
Here are six recent moves by CMS that may benefit — or burden — ASCs, as reported by Becker's in 2024: -
Dr. Joseph Morris rejoins UnityPoint Surgery and Gastroenterology
Specialist Joseph Morris, MD, has rejoined UnityPoint Clinic General Surgery and Gastroenterology in Sioux City, Iowa, according to an April 25 report from the Sioux City Journal. -
Big wins and losses for ASCs
Here are two wins and two losses that ASCs are experiencing: -
Why the outpatient colonoscopy market has 'skyrocketed'
In 2021, the U.S. Preventive Task Force lowered the recommended age for colonoscopy procedures from 45 to 50, creating a tidal wave of new patients across the industry.
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Illinois hospital buys majority stake in Effingham ASC
Sarah Bush Lincoln Medical Center in Mattoon, Ill., bought membership shares from USPI and is the majority owner of Effingham (Ill.) Ambulatory Surgery Center, according to an April 24 Facebook post. -
ASCs in 2024: What is getting easier, and harder, per 25 leaders
The healthcare industry continues to evolve in 2024, with ASCs facing a growing number of external challenges including anesthesia shortages, prior authorization pushback and consolidation in the marketplace. -
Groups prepare to sue FTC over noncompete ban
On April 23, the Federal Trade Commission officially banned noncompete clauses for the majority of U.S. workers, making it it illegal to include noncompetes in employment contracts and requiring companies with noncompetes to inform workers that they are void. -
Medical office building activity heats up in Florida
Here are three updates on medical office building activity in Florida that Becker's has reported on since April 16: -
5 highest-paid anesthesiologists in Indianapolis
The highest-paid anesthesiologist in Indianapolis earns $749,600 per year, according to Medscape's salary reporter tool, which is much higher than the mean annual wage of $339,470 anesthesiologists make according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
'This is long overdue': Physicians react to the FTCs' noncompete ban
After the Federal Trade Commission voted to ban noncompetes for most healthcare workers, eight healthcare leaders and physicians joined Becker's to react to the agency's move. -
HCA, SCA Health & more organizations selling off ASCs
Here are four organizations that have recently inked deals to sell ASCs. -
ASCs' reimbursement problem
ASCs are historically reimbursed at lower levels than hospital outpatient departments, despite being considered by many in healthcare to be a high-quality and low-cost site of care. -
Gyms, superstores and more: 3 medical facilities entering vacated spaces
In 2023, 4% of vacant malls became healthcare, hospital or medical facilities, and that trend is continuing into 2024.
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