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Massachusetts ophthalmology ASC celebrates 20 years: 5 things to know

Adams, Mass.-based Cataract and Laser Center commemorated 20 years, according to The Berkshire Eagle.

5 things to know about the Hawaii ASC Association — 1st annual conference set for August

Woodrow M. Moore, known as "The Physicians Advocate," conceptualized the Hawaii Ambulatory Surgery Center Association in April 2015 and took action. By 2016, the organization was launched and had its first president and board of directors. Last year, HASCA also…

Why a Wisconsin ASC is marketing north of the border — 4 key notes

Woodruff, Wis.-based Northwoods Surgery Center is reaching out to a potentially lucrative market to increase its patient base: Canada, CBC reports.

10 statistics on orthopedic surgeon practice setting — 35% in private practice groups

According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons 2016 Census, 35 percent of orthopedic surgeons are in a private practice group.

15 statistics on young physician compensation by specialty — urology leads with $356k

Medscape released data on earnings for physicians under 40 years old by specialty.

7 things for ASC leaders to know for Thursday — July 13, 2017

Here are seven updates:

Takeda's Axcelead Drug Discovery begins operations — 3 key notes

Takeda Pharmaceutical's Axcelead Drug Discovery Partners officially began operating on May 15, The Pharma Letter reports.

CMS: 50 statistics on 2016 industry payments to physicians, teaching hospitals by state

In 2016, companies made $8.18 billion in payments to physicians and teaching hospitals, according to CMS' Open Payments data.

Every person must buy-in — Dr. Nishant Shah on how to build an excelling outpatient total joint program

Outpatient total joint replacements will leap 77 percent over the next decade, while inpatient total joints will only see a 3 percent growth over that period, according to Sg2.