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With the turn of the New Year, people are making resolutions related to their personal and professional lives — and surgery center administrators should be no different. Whether you want to get your finances in order, improve your quality outcomes,…

A new bill advancing in the New Jersey legislature prevents insurers from requiring that patients try more than one pain medication before they can receive more powerful medications such as opioids when needed, according to a NJSpotlight report.

The new OsteoArthritis Pain Institute in Beach Park, Ill., a division of M.D. Total Care in Conway, S.C., is the first in northern Illinois to offer the Intra Articular Joint Program that serves an alternative to knee replacement surgery, according…

The Oregon Community Health Information Network has been awarded $775,000 per year for three years by the federal government to meet several healthcare technology goals, according to Healthcare IT News.

Passage of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 in a vote by the House of Representatives late Tuesday averted a 26.5 percent cut in the Medicare sustainable growth rate formula and held off an additional 2 percent for two…

An FDA recall has been issued for the Bunnell Life Pulse high frequency ventilator patient circuits, according to the American Society of Anesthesiology.

MEDNAX has acquired Anesthesiologists Associated in Chattanooga, Tenn., and Pediatric Surgical and Associates of Plano, Texas, according to Daily Finance.

Electronic health record technology and services company SRS has received a substantial investment from Thoma Bravo, a private equity investment firm focusing on information technology.

Novant Health is continuing its fight against Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's plans for a new ambulatory surgery center, requesting that the North Carolina Supreme Court hear its appeal over the proposed facility, according to a Winston-Salem Journal report.

The Minnesota Hospital Association offers a free roadmap for perinatal patient safety.