A physician and his physician assistant in Port Huron, Mich., pleaded no contest to overprescribing opioids, among other charges, the Port Huron Times Herald reported Dec. 14.
ASC News
Several states across the U.S. have begun to reexamine their noncompete laws.
ASCs and HOPDs are vying for similar patient populations, but having procedures done at ASCs versus the latter can yield financial benefits, according to an analysis by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
The volume of endoscopic procedures performed at the ambulatory surgery center (ASC) continues to increase.
While the largest percentage of physicians plan to retire in their mid- to late 60s, around a quarter of practitioners plan on continuing to practice well into their 70s, according to Medscape's 2023 "Physicians Eye Retirement Report," published Dec. 14.
Advertisement
A brief summary of the pros and cons of private equity partnership and how to evaluate your options.
Healthcare legislation has the power to radically change the way ASCs are run. National and state-level policies regarding reimbursement, noncompetes and practice permissions have been top of mind for ASC leaders. Here is how legislators are tackling five issues:
Here are four Stark law violations Becker's has reported on in 2023 and where they occurred:
2023 has remained a tumultuous year for the U.S. job market, with employment rates rising and falling and new workforce trends, including "bare minimum Mondays" and "quiet firing," dominating the headlines.
Between layoffs, acquisitions, leadership changes and other moves, Cigna, the fourth-largest insurer in the U.S. by membership, has had an eventful year.