ASC News

A new CMS rule will make it easier for ASCs to run efficient and effective operations.

Here are five of the most read articles on Becker's ASC Review this week:

There are many processes that affect your ASC's profitability. So many, in fact, that it is often extremely difficult to find and fix all of the potential revenue leaks occurring in these processes.

A former ASC leader is among the applicants lining up to fill a U.S. Senate vacancy when Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., resigns at the end of the year, local outlet The Times reports.

Eleven physicians were charged Tuesday in connection with a U.S. Justice Department drug bust targeting opioid pill mills in the Appalachian region.

Campbell County Health was hit by a ransomware attack that affected all 1,500 computers across the system, which includes a surgery center, a medical group, a hospital and a long-term care facility, McKnight's Senior Living reports.

Three ASC administrators answer the question: what headwinds are you preparing for next year?

Four ASC administrators answer the question: what accomplishment are you most proud of in 2019?

Here are five legislative updates that could affect your surgery center:

The New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers has a new member: Northern Monmouth Regional Surgery Center.