Jennifer Butterfield, RN, MBA, CNOR, is the administrator of Lakes Surgery Center in West Bloomfield, Mich. She describes how spine surgery was taken from an idea to an established program at her surgery center. Here are steps that ambulatory surgery…
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Greg Maldonaldo, President of American National Medical Management discusses the biggest challenges for ambulatory surgical centers today and what administrators can do to modernize and prepare for changing healthcare laws.
Minimally invasive spine surgery has been rapidly evolving for decades, and the resurgence of the attempt to perform more appropriately invasive surgical techniques will continue to develop.
Here are 12 best cities and states for physicians to practice, according to Medscape's Best and Worst Places to Practice: 2013 report.
This article is written by Ann O'Neill, director of clinical operations at Regent Surgical Health. This article was originally printed in the Regent Surgical Health newsletter and has been republished here with permission. Do any of the following scenarios sound…
Here are nine statistics on how ambulatory surgery centers are managing their supply chains and costs, according to a 2011 supply chain survey from Provista.
Orthopedics-driven ambulatory surgery centers looking to continue growth and expansion should consider adding pain management.
More physicians are choosing to receive MBAs to learn more about running their practice and the challenges of healthcare reform, according to a Marketplace article.
Here are the 20 surgical services most recently performed in ambulatory surgery centers for Medicare patients based on data from the MedPAC analysis of claims filed in 2011.
Charlie Immordino, RN, CASC, principal and president/CEO of Ambulatory Surgery Center Consultants, LLC, and an Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care surveyor, sat down with Joe Macies, president and CEO of AmkaiSolutions, to discuss why an increasing number of ASCs…
