Memphis-based Tennessee Health Science Center's Hamilton Eye Institute Surgery Center will host the second-annual Ivan Marais Cataract-A-Thon June 15 and 16.
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Edison, N.J.-based AP Surgery Center owner Harshad Patel agreed to pay New Jersey $718,000 to settle allegations he defrauded the state's Charity Care Fund by underreporting gross receipts, My Central Jersey reports.
Randy Jansma, OD, joined Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Blue Sky Vision, taking his private practice to Blue Sky Vision.
Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare launched its 2018 Health Over Hungry Cereal Drive to collect cereals and promote the importance of eating breakfast June 1.
Here are seven updates for ASC leaders to know for June 7, 2018.
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Heather Hilgendorf-Cooley, administrator of Davenport, Iowa-based Spring Park Surgery Center, explains how CMS adding procedures to the ASC payable list and gathering more data from surgery centers will affect operations in the future.
There are many areas in the revenue cycle which can disrupt an ASC's revenue stream or cause compliance problems. However, the following are typically the most common to cause difficulties.
Administrator of Portland, Ore.-based Northwest Ambulatory Surgery Center Kecia Norling, RN, has years of experience in the ASC field. She discusses the biggest challenges her center faces and outpatient total joints as the most exciting opportunity for the future.
McKesson is shutting down its RxCrossroads "discrete operating unit" in Orlando, Fla., Orlando Business Journal reports.
After its spring opening, the Denver Surgery Center recently received accreditation from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment allowing it to start accepting patients.