20 Articles Added to Becker's ASC Review Channels
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1. 5 Tips for Growing ASC Volume from David Daniel, CEO of Lakeland Surgical & Diagnostic Center (ASC Turnarounds: Ideas to Improve Performance). 
2. 5 Biggest Issues Facing Gastroenterologists Today (GI and Endoscopy).
3. Average Hourly Wage and Annual Salary of Anesthesiologists in the Top 10 Highest Employing States (Anesthesia).
4. Use of New Facet Injection Codes for 2010 (Coding, Billing and Collections).
5. Average Surgery Center Leverage Ratios by Total Annual Revenue (Valuation Issues for ASCs and Hospitals). 6. Case Study: Hospital Improves Revenue Through Reliable Anesthesia Coverage (Anethesia). 7. Liquidity Analysis for Surgery Centers (ASC Turnarounds: Ideas to Improve Performance).
8. Study: Surveillance Colonoscopy Overused in Low-Risk Patients (GI and Endoscopy). 9. CMS Issues Corrections to 2010 HCPCS Codes (Coding, Billing and Collections).
10. Average Surgery Center Debts and Leverage Ratios by Annual Case Volume (Valuation Issues for ASCs and Hospitals). 11. Q&A: Stark and Billing Issue Concerns With Sharing an IOL Between Surgery Centers (Coding, Billing and Collections) . 12. North Carolina Anesthesiology Practices Merge (Anethesia).
13. 10 States With the Highest Hourly Wages for LPNs (ASC Turnarounds: Ideas to Improve Performance). 14. Average Surgery Center Debt/Leverage Ratios for ASCs With More Than 50% Orthopedics (Valuation Issues for ASCs and Hospitals) .
15. Study Examines Role of Colonoscopy in Detection of Interval Colorectal Cancer (GI and Endoscopy) .
16. EBITDA Margin Analysis for Surgery Centers by Number of Operating Rooms (ASC Turnarounds: Ideas to Improve Performance) .
17. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital: 18 Statistics and Facts (Valuation Issues for ASCs and Hospitals) .
18. Obesity Creates Anesthesia Challenges (Anesthesia) .  19. Pennsylvania Health System Opens Endoscopy Center (GI and Endoscopy) . 20. CMS Issues Transmittal to Update Use of Medically Unlikely Edits (Coding, Billing & Collections) .
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8th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference: Improving Profitability and Business and Legal Issues (June 10-12, 2010; Chicago)
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The brochure for 8th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference: Improving Profitability and Business and Legal Issues (June 10-12, 2010; Chicago) is now available by clicking here
(pdf). This exclusive conference, sponsored by the Ambulatory Surgery Association, Ambulatory Surgery Foundation, Becker's ASC Review and Becker's Orthopedic & Spine Reivew, is focused on key business, financial, clinical and legal issues facing orthopedic, spine and pain management-driven ASCs. It brings together ASC business and strategy leaders to
discuss how to improve your organization and its bottom line in these
challenging but opportunity-filled times. 91 sessions offering immediately useful guidance for orthopedic surgeons, orthopedic spine Surgeons, neurosurgeons and pain management physicians, ASC physician owners, administrators and others.
112 industry expert speakers including 30 physician leaders and 29 CEO, Great keynote speakers including Dr. Laxmaiah Manchikanti, CEO & Chairman of the Board, American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians; Dr. John Cherf, OrthoIndex; James T. Caillouette, MD, Chairman, Newport Orthopedic Institute; Joe Flower, Healthcare Futurist; Ron Brownstein, Political Director, Atlantic Media Company; and many more.
Networking with more than 500 physicians, CEOs, administrators, leaders, speakers and exhibitors. Useful guidance to help you become dominant in orthopedics, spine and pain management.
Topics covered include new and advanced procedures, the impact of healthcare reform, benchmarking, cost cutting, safe harbors, billing and coding, revenue growth and more.
For more information about the program, please download the conference brochure (PDF), click here or call (703) 836-5904.
There are four ways you can register:
Phone. Call (703) 836-5904 or (800) 417-2035. Fax. Print the conference brochure (PDF),
fill-out the registration on p. 7 and fax it to (703) 836-2090. | |
