The application deadline for the initial administrative medicine board certification examination offered by the American Board of Administrative Medicine is April 1, 2016.
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In a recent Pew Trust analysis survey, more than half of Americans reported worrying about their finances during the past year and feeling financially insecure, with the cost of prescription drugs topping the list, as reported in Upstate Business Journal.
Urologist Robert Pugach, MD, will begin performing high intensity focused ultrasound procedures for prostate cancer treatment at Los Alamitos (Calif.) Surgery Center.
Here are four updates on ASC companies from the last week.
In Colorado, those with private health insurance are paying significantly more than Medicare beneficiaries for hip and knee replacements, according to a report by the Center for Improving Value in Health Care.
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Physicians at Southern Eye Center in Hattiesburg, Miss., participated in the "Gift of Sight" program, according to MS News Now report.
A legally blind Baltimore patient regained her vision after having retinal stem cell surgery, according to ABC 2 News.
Over the last five years, patient engagement has become a core strategy for transforming healthcare, improving the patient experience and increasing operational efficiencies, according to Healthcare Executive Insight.
Here are five statistics on the state of telehealth last year, according to Of Digital Interest.
Although nearly one out of every three Americans has had their healthcare records compromised, the vast majority are unaware, according to WRCB 3 tv.com.