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New York hospital opens cardiology clinic
The University of Vermont Health Network-Elizabethtown (N.Y.) Community Hospital is opening a monthly cardiology clinic in Ticonderoga, N.Y., the Press-Republican reports. -
Feds accuse UPMC surgeons of illegal billing, failure to properly obtain patient consent — 3 details
A federal lawsuit unsealed in June alleges that UPMC illegally billed CMS for cases in which surgeons neglected to obtain proper patient consent, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. -
CMS simplifies MIPS reporting for 2020
CMS has taken a series of steps to account for the COVID-19 pandemic in Merit-based Incentive Payment System reporting, Cardiovascular Business reports. -
Sanford Health delays cardiology center development — 4 insights
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health is delaying its Minnesota expansion due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bemidji Pioneer reports. -
COVID-19 resulted in more New Yorkers delaying care for cardiac arrests
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a surge of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests that burdened first responders, a study published in JAMA Cardiology reports. -
ACC, Heartbeat Health partner to provide virtual cardiology care
The American College of Cardiology partnered with Heartbeat Health to create a virtual care platform for cardiologists to use for patients to make informed clinical care decisions. -
Cleveland Clinic cardiologists begin seeing patients at surgery center — 3 insights
Two Cleveland Clinic cardiologists will begin seeing patients at the Cleveland Clinic Wooster (Ohio) Milltown Specialty and Surgery Center June 22, The Daily Record reports. -
Emergency transfers for heart issues have dropped since pandemic, Cleveland Clinic says
Emergency transfers to the Cleveland Clinic for patients having critical cardiovascular events have dropped 39 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study shows. -
Vascular surgery society releases guideline on visceral aneurysms
The Society for Vascular Surgery released a guideline around the appropriate care and treatment of visceral aneurysms. -
Former Exact Sciences founder, chair joins Lucid Diagnostics as a strategic adviser
PAVmed added Exact Sciences founder and former chair Stanley Lapidus as a strategic adviser for its Lucid Diagnostics subsidiary. -
10 best pediatric cardiology hospitals
U.S. News & World Report released its Best Children's Hospitals rankings, including a total of 88 hospitals from across the U.S. -
New York cardiology practice relocates — 3 insights
Geneva (N.Y.) General Cardiology Associates relocated into a surgical suite shared by Geneva General Surgical Associates in the same medical office building, the Finger Lakes Times reports. -
The benefits of shifting cardiovascular procedures to outpatient settings
Cardiovascular procedures are increasingly moving from hospitals to outpatient settings, and are being performed in ambulatory surgery centers. That change can save the patient, provider and payer money by allowing the patient to avoid an overnight hospital stay. -
Cardiology utilization fell over 60% due to COVID-19
Fair Health examined how the COVID-19 pandemic affected healthcare utilization and revenue across the industry in general and seven specialties. -
Dr. Vera Bittner named editor-in-chief of cardiology group's assessment program
University of Alabama at Birmingham cardiology professor Vera Bittner, MD, was named the editor-in-chief of the American College of Cardiology's self-assessment program. -
Cardiology practice, medical group partner on clinic — 5 things to know
A new clinic in Mattoon, Ill., is home to providers from Prairie Cardiovascular, Effingham Daily News reports. -
The coming beat — Why cardiology is the next specialty to attract PE investment
The heartbeat of the cardiovascular physician practice market is increasing as more procedure volume shifts to independent practices with ASCs, and as patient volumes and revenues grow, so does investor interest. -
Cardiology societies unite around racism-denouncing message
The Association of Black Cardiologists, American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology wrote a letter to denounce racism in the U.S. -
6 best US hospitals for cardiology
Newsweek released its "The World's Best Hospitals 2020" list, which offers insights into the best hospitals for several medical specialties. -
50% of heart attack patients delayed care due-to COVID-19, study suggests
Fifty percent of heart attack patients stopped going to hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic due to fears of contracting the virus, a worldwide survey by the European Society of Cardiology showed.
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