Today's Top 20 Stories
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3 ASCs getting major upgrades
Here are three ASCs that are receiving upgrades that Becker's has reported on since Feb. 5: -
Healthcare's best jobs for work-life balance
Several of U.S. News & World Report's best jobs for work-life balance are healthcare related, according to the publication's Feb. 22 ranking. -
Stryker recalls 143 knee implants and 9 more supply chain updates
Here are the supply chain updates ASC leaders need to know this week.
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8 things to know about colonoscopies and ASCs
Here are eight things about ASC-based colonoscopies that leaders should know: -
Capital Digestive Care launches GI disorder prediction tool
Silver Spring, Md.-based Capital Digestive Care, the largest private GI practice in the Mid-Atlantic, has launched LGI-Flag, an AI-driven algorithm used to flag individuals at risk for lower GI disorders that warrant further evaluation. -
Mercy Health, Frederick Gastroenterology Associates enter care partnership
Digestive health, liver, obesity and GI cancer specialists with Mercy Health Services/Mercy Medical Center will begin seeing patients in collaboration with Frederick (Md.) Gastroenterology Associates. -
New Hampshire hospital opens GI department
Peterborough, N.H.-based Monadnock Community Hospital opened its first gastroenterology department, according to a March 11 report from The Keene Sentinel.
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Nemours Children’s Health opens 5th pediatric ASC
Wilmington, Del.-based Nemours Children's Health has opened its fifth outpatient care center in Southeastern Pennsylvania, according to a March 11 report from the Philadelphia Business Journal . -
Physician to pay $95K to resolve fraud allegations
A physician in Philadelphia will pay $95,000 to resolve allegations he ordered medically unnecessary genetic testing for Medicare beneficiaries. -
Sanford Health offers AI-assisted colonoscopies
A Sanford Health location in Fargo, N.D., has added Medtronic's GI Genius for artificial intelligence-assisted colonoscopies, Valley News Live reported March 11. -
New York ASC to expand facility
The Retinal Ambulatory Surgery Center of New York in New York City will expand its facility with the addition of two new operating rooms.
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'The model is a disaster': Why anesthesia reimbursements aren't working
William Joseph Martin, DO, who is employed by NorthStar Anesthesia as the medical director of anesthesiology at Elkin, N.C.-based Hugh Chatham Health, joined Becker's to discuss why the anesthesia reimbursement model is broken. -
Northern Arizona Healthcare to build new ASC
Northern Arizona Healthcare is building an outpatient surgery in Flagstaff, Ariz., the health system said March 11. -
Private equity activity is slowing: What ASCs need to know
Private equity's presence in healthcare is changing, and ASCs can benefit from knowing how the financial players operate. -
9 things to know about endoscopic spine surgery and ASCs
As spine surgery continues to shift to the outpatient setting, here are 9 things to know about endoscopic spine surgery and ASCs: -
Healthcare cut 3,805 jobs in February
U.S.-based employers cut 84,638 jobs in February — 3,805 of which were in the healthcare industry, according to a March 7 report from job market research firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. -
5 things worrying ASC leaders
Twenty-five ASC leaders recently joined Becker's to discuss the trends they are monitoring in 2024. -
Why 2 medical clinics closed
Healthcare organizations continue to grapple with operational and staffing challenges, which can make it difficult to operate efficiently. -
How cardiologists are navigating work-life balance in 2024
Fifty-three percent of cardiologists would be willing to take a pay cut in order to achieve better work-life balance, according to Medscape's "Cardiologist Lifestyle & Happiness Report 2024: The Ongoing Struggle for Balance" report published March 8. -
6K-square-foot Texas medical office sells
A 5,883-square-foot medical office building in Allen, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, has sold, according to a March 11 report from REBusiness Online.
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