Top 10 ASC articles — July 17 to July 21

Here are the top 10 articles featured on Becker’s ASC Review during the week of July 17 to July 21.

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Florida’s 1st freestanding ASC is closing: 4 key notes

CMS proposes 1.9% increase in 2018 ASC pay, adding total joint replacements — 5 insights

How hospital ownership is changing: A CFO’s thoughts on ASC, hospital relations

Orthopedics, ophthalmology and GI — ASC administrator Marsha Rowe on ‘the big three’ moving forward

Environmental cleanliness in an ambulatory care setting: 5 things to know

Iowa hospital opening ASC to attract patients — 3 insights

Increased merger and acquisition activity in the ambulatory surgery center market … What does it all mean?

The 6 procedures CMS could pay for in ASCs — cervical disc replacement, total knee replacement & more

13 ASC industry leaders to note

Allegheny Health Network, Highmark establish surgical center — 4 key notes

More articles on surgery centers:
OrthoIllinois’ Dr. Michael Chmell: 2 key thoughts on the ASC’s ownership structure, TJR program
Iowa ophthalmologist receives CON for ASC on 5th try: 5 things to know
ASC leader to know: Robert Westergard of ASCOA

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