ASC News

From 2005 to 2011, nearly 200 to 300 centers were built each year.  This number has now slowed to generally 50 to 100 a year.  The slowdown in growth is often attributed to there being less independent physicians than there…

In today's challenging healthcare climate, administrators need to figure out a way to ensure that their ambulatory surgery centers not only survive but also thrive. At Becker's ASC 21st Annual Meeting: The Business and Operations of ASCs, a panel of…

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

Seacoast Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Somersworth, N.H., is welcoming Adam B. Fleit, MD, a hand surgeon, to its practice, according to the Portsmouth Herald.

Lakeland (Fla.) Surgical & Diagnostic Center CEO David G. Daniel will retire Oct. 1 after nearly eight years at the center, according to a report from The Ledger.

Eye Surgery and Laser Center in Winter Haven, Fla., and Central Florida Surgi-Center in Lakeland have both been featured in an article in the local paper The Ledger on the rise of laser surgery in ophthalmic procedures, particularly cataract removal.

Here are 24 new statistics on staff salaries and wages at ambulatory surgery centers around the country according to VMG Health's Multi-Specialty Intellimarker 2012.

Getting the most out of a team requires adaptability - something that many organizations are not equipped to facilitate. The following are four strategies to explore for organizing your team to approach any challenge, adapted from Forbes.

Among the highest-paying jobs in the U.S., healthcare professions top the list.

For ASCs that engage in medical tourism as a strategy, the competition is getting tougher. From simple procedures to all-inclusive hotel practices, medical tourism is increasingly about the quality and experience, rather than the cost.