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Lacey, Wash.-based Clarus Eye Centre celebrated the 10th anniversary of Lacey Eye Care and Surgery Center, according to a Thurston Talk report.

Business and trade groups now point the finger at hospitals and doctors as the culprit for rising healthcare costs, according to a Boston Globe report.

Prescription drug price increases have contributed to healthcare spending growth in Massachusetts, based on a Freedman HealthCare study, according to WWLP.

A physician allegedly performed surgery on the wrong baby at University Medical Center in Lebanon, Tenn., according to CBS News.

Arthur Ting, MD, performed surgery on Golden State Warriors' center Festus Ezeli at Fremont (Calif.) Surgery Center, according to NBA.com.

Yesterday, Nueterra announced it was splitting into two entities: Nueterra Capital and NueHealth. Now, NueHealth has launched the clinically integrated network NueHealth Greater Philadelphia.

In the years following the adoption of the Affordable Care Act, physician and hospital leaders have been scrambling to cut costs, emphasize value-based care, and remain independent.

Here are five updates on ASC companies from the last week.

Several school districts and charitable organizations are beginning to offer students, medical, dental, vision and behavioral health services all in one place, according to WVXU.

AmSurg stock dropped 6.66 percent to $69.05, a loss of $4.93 per share, on Feb. 3, according to an Equities.com report.