Here are six recent ambulatory surgery center company news updates.
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Baystate Franklin Medical Center, a 90-bed community hospital in Greenfield, Mass., has spent more than a decade struggling financially, but the tide is finally turning.
Michael A. Gott, MD, of Westchester Sport and Spine in White Plains, N.Y., discusses how new forms of pain control and anesthesia are innovating outpatient joint replacement, as well as how decreased hospital stays and postoperative pain management will be…
Two healthcare professionals share their thoughts on how to best optimize the value of ASCs, as well as share insight into what the best opportunities are for orthopedic centers in the future.
Maine legislators are contemplating the highly controversial "death-with-dignity" law allowing suffering patients to legally end their own lives.
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Health insurers, hospitals and other providers may be affected if subsidies are ruled unconstitutional, yet healthcare investors predict the healthcare sector will remain strong regardless of the Supreme Court's decision.
With healthcare costs spiking, new strategies must be implemented to reduce costs while meeting the needs of consumers. Centra leadership has devised various strategies to help healthcare providers reduce costs while providing maximum quality patient care and published their thoughts…
Of the 700,000 patients undergoing total knee replacement each year, a few patients are saving time and money by utilizing outpatient centers.
The ambulatory surgery center industry has proliferated and profited since its inception, but the healthcare landscape is changing and profitability is no longer assured.
Huntington (N.Y.) Gynecologic Surgery Center is taking on a new name in light of a recent donation, according to Huntington Patch report.