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Hythem Shadid, MD, of Genesis Orthopedics & Sports Medicine in St. Charles, Ill., discusses how his sports medicine practice has evolved over the past 20 years and where he sees independent physician practices headed in the future.

“Whether it is recorded pre-arrival instructions or automated follow-up calls and texts, patients benefit from the extra touch points and care from their ASC. The key takeaway for ASC leaders is that to successfully manage increasing patient volumes and government…

AmSurg honored eight surgery centers as AMSURG Innovator Centers at the AMSURG 2016 Center Leadership Conference.

A New Haven, Conn.-based Yale School of Medicine study found a physician's political beliefs may affect his or her treatment decisions on various politicized health issues, according to Yale News.

Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare will pay the federal government, Georgia and South Carolina $514 million to settle kickback allegations, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Here are five updates on ASC management companies:

Craig McAllister, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with Proliance Surgeons in Kirkland, Wash., and Chief Medical Officer of The SwiftPath Program, LLC discusses value-based care and how orthopedic practices are evolving to meet their patients' needs.

Ambulatory surgery centers must abide by new nondiscrimination requirements by this month, according to an ASCA report.

Here are seven updates.

Here are the state-by-state percentage of office-based physicians using EHR in the United States based on data collected in 2014 and reported by the CDC.