Stark Law changes in the works & 4 other must-read articles

Here are five of the most read articles on Becker’s ASC Review this week:

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1. HHS may make changes to Stark Law, anti-kickback rules: 5 details

2. The top, bottom revenue-generating specialties for hospitals

3. Gastroenterologist guilty in $16M Medicare fraud scheme

4. Average salaries for orthopedic & spine specialists

5. Optum to redirect patients amid UnitedHealthcare-Houston Methodist dispute

 

More articles on turnarounds:
AHA rallies against CMS proposal to allow cardiac, total knee surgeries in ASCs
The operational issues 7 ASC execs will tackle next year
Children’s surgery center gets mini gifts from Tesla

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