USPI Q1 revenue up 9%, Nueterra acquires 3rd party administrator, Tenet profit reaches $47M — 6 key company notes

Here are key updates from six ambulatory surgery center companies in the past week.

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In the first quarter of 2015, United Surgical Partners International net revenue increased 9 percent to $158.1 million and operating income was up 17 percent to $55.8 million.

Tenet reported first quarter profit of $47 million — $0.47 per share — compared with the same period last year when there was a loss of $32 million.

Nueterra acquired third-party administrator Benefit Management after around six months of talks.

A consensus of five brokerage firms providing projections predict Surgical Care Affiliates stock will reach $40 over the next year with the standard deviation price target at $3.741, according to a report from The Markets Daily.

AmSurg Vice President of Facilities Management and Construction Daniel Buehler was invited to continue serving on the Facility Guidelines Institute-Health Guidelines Revision Committee responsible for crafting rule-making documents for all healthcare facilities. He was assigned to the Outpatient Document Group.

Zacks upgraded HealthSouth stock rating to “buy” with a new price objective set at $54.

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