ASC News

Higher-acuity procedures are migrating to ASCs with the help of major advancements, including robotic technologies, according to ASC Focus.

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

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

ASC owners need to decide from the outset whether their facility will ultimately be multispecialty or single-specialty, according to OR Manager.

Four experts from the ASC industry shared their insights on the trends to expect in the rest of 2019 with Becker's ASC Review.

CMS released draft guidance pertaining to shared space and co-location arrangements between hospitals and other healthcare entities, such as ASCs, according to an article on JDSupra.

DeeDee Dalke, solutions consultant at ASC management software company Simplify ASC, shared her insights on key ASC trends.

Oregon lawmakers could make surgical smoke evacuation policies mandatory, according to the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses.

Tenet Healthcare's business services company plans to terminate 65 workers in Detroit, Crain's Detroit Business reports.

A number of companies are banking on a hybrid office-based lab/ASC model as the next frontier in ASC development, OR Manager reports.