During the second quarter, Envision Healthcare acquired two ASCs and disposed of three centers.
Surgery Partners reduced its 2017 adjusted EBITDA guidance to between $174 million and $181 million during the second quarter. Previously, the company had expected adjusted EBITDA between $197 million and $206 million.
Tenet Healthcare’s cash and cash equivalents totaled $475 million as of June 30.
Nobilis Health penned a services agreement with Streamline Health for its software related to denials, business analytics and accounts receivable management. Through Streamline’s services, Nobilis aims to optimize its revenue cycle.
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