Nevada Eye Surgery's Peter DeBry performed the first procedure implanting the CentraSight technology.
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From modifying leadership strategies to limiting inventory on hand, there are many changes ambulatory service centers can make to increase profits. However, trying to alter how an ASC operates can be challenging, and pin pointing an area to begin the…
A new statewide poll shows most Connecticut voters are opposed to the 6 percent tax on ASCs that went into effect on Oct. 1, according to Connecticut Citizens for Affordable Health Care.
Jamaica (N.Y.) Hospital opened a new eye care center, according to a Queens Tribune report.
TRIA Orthopaedic Center, in collaboration with HealthPartners, is constructing a new orthopedic clinic and surgery center in Woodbury, Minn., according to a Star Tribune report.
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Is newer always better? — Here's what medical school admission officers think about the revised MCAT
A survey conducted by Kaplan Test Prep found only 42 percent of medical school admissions officers think the new MCAT adequately prepares students for medical school, compared to almost 70 percent of officers who thought last year's version prepared students…
Stanford (Calif.) University implemented a new Master of Science and Community Health and Prevention Research program to prepare students on how to prevent health crises. The program involves analyzing and addressing social and infrastructural limitations, according to The Stanford Daily.
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Nurse practitioners and physician assistants earn more than non-clinical staff, according to Medscape's Clinical and Office Staff Salary Report 2015.
"It takes two to make things go right," says Nila Dowell, revenue cycle manager at In2itive Business Solutions who spoke at Becker's ASC Review 22nd Annual Meeting — The Business and Operations of ASCs.