ASC News

Here are seven news updates for ambulatory surgery center leaders to know for Nov. 3, 2014.

For surgeons living in Kansas, there's no place like home. When adjusting for the cost of living, surgeons in Kansas make more than their counterparts in any other state, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

There are multiple layers to the question: do I really need an investment advisor? Although there are no easy answers for everyone and every situation, data shows that the vast majority of retail investors, including physicians, are better off utilizing…

At the 21st Annual Becker's ASC Conference in Chicago on Oct. 25, a panel of healthcare industry experts debated some of the best methods of increasing ASC visibility to both physicians and patients.

At the 21st Annual Becker's ASC Conference in Chicago on Oct. 24, Keith Smith, MD, Board-Certified Anesthesiologist and founder of the Oklahoma City-based Surgery Center of Oklahoma, revealed why transparency in ASC pricing is an absolute must.

At the Becker's ASC 21st Annual Meeting in Chicago on Oct. 24, three guest speakers from the ambulatory surgical center industry weighed in on managing the cost of implants.

At the Becker's ASC 21st Annual Meeting in Chicago on Oct. 23, Linda Ruterbories, director of surgical services at Portland, Maine-based OA Centers of Orthopaedics, and Mary Ryan, administrator of the Tri-State Surgery Center in Dubuque, Iowa, discussed hurdles the…

Here are seven news updates for ambulatory surgery leaders to know for Oct. 30, 2014.

Here are four ambulatory surgery center industry leaders who recently stepped into new positions.

Ambulatory surgery center administrative leadership is no mean feat. Ann Geier, MS, RN, CNOR, CASC, vice president, clinical informatics and surgery at SourceMedical, outlines three essential ASC administrator qualities and how to cultivate these characteristics.