5 must-read articles for the ASC industry this week: Nov. 30-Dec. 6

Here are the top five most-read articles on Becker’s ASC Review for the week of Nov. 30 through Dec. 6:

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1. Federal agencies target CON laws in Trump administration plan for healthcare reform — 4 insights
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2. Physician-owned hospital in El Paso to close, citing financial & operational challenges
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3. Trump administration recommends Congress lift physician-owned hospital ban
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4. Chicago ASC physician convicted in $3.5M billing fraud scheme: 5 things to know
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5. CMS posts payments for ASCs vs. HOPDs — Medicare pays ASCs $359 less for colonoscopy, $1,092 less for knee arthroscopy
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More articles on turnarounds:
11 healthcare fraud, lawsuit stories of 2018: ASCs, surgeons & more
ORHub’s Surgical Spotlight system offers AI insights to ASCs, hospitals — 3 insights
Despite increased demand for imaging services, high costs leave providers scrambling — 3 insights

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