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The former business office administrator for Susquehanna Valley Surgery Center in Harrisburg, Pa., who embezzled $4.3 million, was sentenced to around six years in federal prison, according to the York Dispatch.Here are four things to know.

After making several facility improvements, Naval Hospital Pensacola (Fla.) has seen a dramatic increase in the number of outpatient surgical cases, Dvids reports.

VMG Health launched a web-based version of the Intellimarker to include data gathered from ASCs across the U.S.

In March, 22,400 jobs were added to the healthcare segment, which was one of only three industries that experienced significant growth, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report. 

The estate of deceased Scranton, Pa.-based pain physician Leroy Pelicci, MD, is paying the federal government $625,000 to settle False Claims Act allegations, Business Insurance reports.

The Illinois Society of Eye Physicians & Surgeons opposes a proposal that would allow optometrists to perform "low-risk" advanced procedures, according to The Bellingham Herald.

The Ambulatory Surgery Center Association awarded MedTrainer Affinity Partner status.

Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network has performed more than 154,000 same-day procedures since the health system introduced its 412-DOCTORS appointment service, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports.

Here are seven updates for ASC leaders to know for April 9, 2018.

Physician recruitment is changing in the digital age.