High employee turnover, outdated contracts, disengaged physicians – there are so many reasons an ambulatory surgery center may need a complete turnaround. Here are six must-read articles on ways to fuel a successful business revival.
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Here are 20 statistics on the variation in patients treated in ambulatory surgery centers and hospital outpatient departments, according to MedPAC data.
Here are seven news updates for ambulatory surgery center leaders to know for July 24, 2014.
Laser Spine Institute will be opening three new ambulatory surgery centers this year, breaking into the Midwestern United States. The new centers are located in Cleveland, St. Louis and Cincinnati, increasing the number of residents residing within 250 miles of…
The surgery center business has become a much more difficult business over the last several years. This is due to several factors.
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'No' is a tiny word with a lot of power. Saying "no" can induce anxiety over fears of burning bridges and missing opportunities. But, declining to join a project or venture can also have productive outcomes.
Decreasing reimbursements and rising costs have made it increasingly difficult for ambulatory surgery centers to effectively manage collections.
Online preoperative screening can free up precious time at an ambulatory surgery center, allowing healthcare professionals and staff to provide better care in a more efficient manner. At Becker's ASC 21st Annual Meeting: The Business and Operations of ASCs, a…
Saratoga-based New York Eye Surgical Center's Amjad Hammad, MD, has performed the center's first vitreo-retinal surgery, according to a report from The Saratogian.
The following are 10 articles from Becker's ASC Review on various aspects of bringing higher-acuity cases to the ambulatory surgery setting, including spine, total joints and other specialty procedures.