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CMS will terminate its agreement with Nampa, Idaho-based Healing Arts Day Surgery effective Jan. 20, the agency announced.

Runoff races in Georgia could put the Senate in Democratic control, with Vice President Kamala Harris serving as tiebreaker.

Patients with a family history of colorectal cancer that had a negative screening colonoscopy may be able to wait 10 years for their next exam, according to a study submitted to 2020 Digestive Disease Week, Gastroenterology and Endoscopy News reported…

Dallas-based GI Alliance made the first deals of 2021, partnering with Cleburne (Texas) Endoscopy Center, Oak Lawn, Ill.-based GI Associates of Chicago and Dallas-based Digestive Health Associates of Texas, the platform announced Jan. 5 and Jan. 6.

Destin (Fla.) Surgery Center moved to a new location Jan. 5, NWF Daily News reports.

Private equity-backed Pinnacle Dermatology expanded into Virginia by acquiring Fredericksburg-based Virginia Dermatology and Skin Surgery Center.

Interventional cardiologist Craig Walker, MD, completed the first outpatient procedure at Houma, La.-based Cardiovascular Institute of the South's new ASC, Vascular Disease Management reported Jan. 5.

Health insurers continued to make news as 2020 came to a close and the new year began.

Walmart is positioned to become an even stronger force in healthcare going forward, according to a new CNBC report.

HHS issued two rules on value-based care arrangements recently that will affect orthopedic surgeons and ASCs.