Here are seven updates for ASC leaders to know for July 5, 2018:
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During the first several years after acquiring a new center, ASC chains often expect the center's earnings to grow at a 3.1 percent to 6 percent rate after the transaction, according to the HealthCare Appraisers 2018 ASC Valuation Survey Results.
Pennsylvania's new $32.7 billion budget does not include a proposed tax on ASC revenues, marking a victory for the coalition of surgery center advocates that opposed the tax, according to the Pennsylvania Medical Society.
A group of more than 180 ASCs requested a federal court's final approval of a $4 million settlement with Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, Law360 reports.
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Here are seven updates for ASC leaders to know for June 28, 2018.
Current trends suggest ASCs could receive a greater number of high-acuity patients and take on more complex surgeries in the future, according to Gresham Smith & Partners Principal Stephan K. Gartman.
Nearly 30 years ago, Congress enacted legislation known as “Stark Law” that set very specific limits prohibiting physicians like myself from referring patients for tests and services to certain healthcare facilities. Over time, it has become widely recognized that the…
As the healthcare industry shifts toward care in outpatient settings to cut costs and boost care quality, ASC leaders are challenged to manage several issues in their market — from a lack of efficient patient data management tools to adjusting…
Executive Director of Proliance Orthopedic Associates Michael McClain has spent his career in healthcare as an ASC administrator and physician group leader. He has first-hand experience with creative ASC partnerships and alignments.