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Expanding ASC capacity key method to tackle elective surgery backlog

Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine physicians published a paper suggesting three methods to tackle the non-urgent surgery backlog.

Where Walmart plans to open 10 health centers

Walmart Health said it is opening several new locations in the coming months in Georgia, Chicago and Florida.

Maryland surgery center launches women's wellness program

Rockville, Md.-based Center for Innovative GYN Care launched the CIGC Wellness Center, an ASC-based series of programs, The Daily Record reports.

Florida ASC temporarily closes due to Hurricane Sally

Hurricane Sally forced North Florida Surgery Center in Pensacola to temporarily close for several days.

How the pandemic is affecting physician income

Sixty-two percent of physicians in the U.S. report their income has decreased since the pandemic began, according to the Medscape "US and International Physicians' COVID-19 Experience Report."

Building a surgery center mom would use — Dr. Stefan Kreuzer's big bet on total joint replacement

Dr. Stefan Kreuzer's 80-year-old mom needed a hip replacement.

Hurricane Sally closes Alabama hospital's outpatient clinics

Mobile, Ala.-based USA Health closed its outpatient clinics for Sept. 15-16 in advance of Hurricane Sally, Fox 10 reports.

Physician shot in Minnesota hospital parking ramp during robbery: 4 details

A Minnesota physician was robbed and shot in a hospital parking ramp on Sept. 14, according to a report in the Star Tribune.

Black patients less likely to use freestanding ASCs, study says

Researchers found that Black patients were less likely to use freestanding ASCs in New York and Florida, according to a study published in JAMA Surgery.