ASC News

Here are eight news updates for ambulatory surgery center industry leaders to know for Oct. 9, 2014.

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

For minimally invasive ovarian surgeries, robotic surgery can be more expensive and doesn't necessarily improve incomes, according to research from Columbia University in New York published in Obstetrics & Gynecology.

Westfield, N.J.-based The Eye Care & Surgery Center has released a new patient information and education website to help patients understand their care.

Leadership can make or break a surgery center. The best centers have strong administrators and board members who motivate and guide the entire organization toward success in the future.

Sometimes, being well-meaning doesn't cut it. Exactly what you say, and exactly when you say it, can have a tremendous impact on how employees feel about their role in an organization, their leadership and their perceptions of their own value…

Here are five recent news updates on ambulatory surgery center companies.

Labor management is an ASC's biggest expense, and labor efficiency is often hard to find. Pat Jepsen, Surgical Management Professional's director of operations, offers strategies and tips for developing efficient workflows and employee-to-employee communication.

The massive amount of change reshaping healthcare has made the future uncertain. Here are four articles for ambulatory surgery center leaders to consider for the future of the ASC industry.

James Lehman, MD, an ophthalmologist at the Specialty Surgery Center of San Antonio, has been featured in a Peruvian documentary on flying eye hospitals.