The following 10 articles ranked among the most-read for Becker's ASC Review during the week of Oct. 2 to Oct. 6.
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In his race to the Idaho governor's seat, Republican candidate Tommy Ahlquist, MD, is disclosing various business assets and investments, according to San Francisco Chronicle.
The majority of ASC staff view EHRs positively, a SelectHub survey found, according to healthcare informatics.
Oral surgery can be a profitable specialty for many surgery caners, according to VMG Health's 2017 Intellimarker Multi-Specialty ASC Study.
Here are seven industry updates for ASC leaders to note for Oct. 5.
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Pain Specialists of America made a series of leadership changes after acquiring Pain Specialists of Austin's and Central Texas Pain Center's nonclinical assets.
The transition to value-based healthcare is driving innovative payment models and new partnerships that will transform healthcare delivery. Physicians and surgery centers are now partnering with industry to drive down costs while continuing to deliver quality outcomes.
Despite the S&P 500 being in the midst of another strong year, Envision Healthcare reported the largest losses among S&P 500 companies during 2017's third quarter, the Motley Fool reports.
The Arkansas Oral and Facial Surgery Center in Harrison is investigating a ransomware attack on July 26, 2017, that affected patient information and imaging files.
An ASC's long-term success is often contingent on the practice's ability to recruit and maintain dedicated staff members. However, surgery centers may face a dearth of viable candidates or may struggle to fully gauge if a candidate would fit well…