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To repeal North Carolina's controversial certificate-of-need legislation, Sen. Ralph Hise (R-Mitchell) added a CON repeal proposal to House Bill 161, "An Act Adopting the Bobcat as the Official State Cat of the State of North Carolina," according to The Heartland…

New York-based Frontier Healthcare, an ambulatory surgery center management company, is striving to bring low-income residents quality services through their surgery centers and to demonstrate how ASCs operating in underserved areas can be profitable in time. Forty percent of the…

Patients who don't have reliable transportation to their medical appointments may have a new solution — ride sharing companies like Uber and Lyft, according to a Kaiser Health News report.

The digital healthcare company Casetabs, which released a popular surgery coordination app last year, has completed its first round of financing.

Going out-of-network presents a new opportunity for healthcare facilities facing declining in-network reimbursement and CMS rates.

Medical device companies are calling on the FDA to issue clarifications on its 3D printing guidance, according to RAPS.

Here are seven updates on ASC management companies:

Patients and healthcare professionals are not necessarily on the same page when it comes to healthcare responsibility and cost, according to Xerox research.

Throughout the United States, more than 24.2 percent of Americans over 40 have cataracts, according to American Academy of Opthalmology.

Senior Vice President of Business Technology Solutions Harish Pai shared his thoughts, in Data Informed, on why patient data is so valuable to hackers, and what healthcare providers can do to make sure their records are secure.