Nashville-based HCA Healthcare plans to make a $300 million investment to promote nursing education and training to bolster the workforce and retention rates.
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As hospitals and health systems continue to face financial challenges, some have resorted to lay offs in order to cut costs.
King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services' top executives saw big salary increases in 2021 from 2020.
When looking toward the future of private practice, not all are optimistic.
Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Medical Clinic and SurgiCenter closed its doors on May 1 to deal with the fallout from a "sophisticated criminal cyber-attack," according to an alert posted on the ASC's website.
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Here are three cases of physicians suing their former employers Becker's ASC Review has covered since March 27:
With the COVID-19 public health emergency ending on May 11, healthcare providers will see several changes, from care reimbursements to available data. One major change will be the disappearance of COVID-19 case tracking data, according to a May 5 report…
Five ASC administrators connected with Becker's to share what makes their respective practices unique.
SCA Health seems to be taking a different approach to growth than other ASC chains in 2023.
Family physician Matthew Heckman, MD, is suing Pittsburgh-based UPMC for alleged wrongful termination, the Gazette reported May 4.