Seaside Surgery Center on Aug. 24 will host U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., for a tour of the facility and a chance to see the center's endoscopic surgery technology in action, the practice said Aug. 9.
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The ASC industry has faced immense shifts in the past few years from the COVID-19 pandemic and overall healthcare consolidations, leaving leaders wondering how ASCs will adapt.
Naples, Fla.-based NCH Healthcare System has postponed elective surgeries to make room for COVID-19 patients, Naples Daily News reported Aug. 9.
Merritt Hawkins released its list of the most recruited physician and advanced practice specialties for 2021 Aug. 9.
Becker's ASC Review Editor-in-Chief Laura Dyrda laid out the three biggest stories from this past week in an episode of "Becker's Ambulatory Surgery Center Podcast."
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For Tracy Helmer, administrator of Seven Hills ASC in Henderson, Nev., remaining competitive requires becoming a master of a few specialties rather than a "jack of all trades."
HHS' Office of the Inspector General is auditing Medicare Advantage plans sold by Aetna, and President Joe Biden is asking state and local governments to offer individuals $100 payments in exchange for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Ochsner Lafayette (La.) General Orthopedic Hospital temporarily closed Aug. 5 for surgery to redeploy staff to care for COVID-19 patients.
Healthcare providers have given Becker's insight on a number of topics, ranging from Health IT to COVID-19.
Englewood, Colo.-based Dry Creek Surgery Center performed its first robotic bilateral hernia procedure using the da Vinci Xi robotic system, partner organization Surgical Care Affiliates said Aug. 4.