Certificate-of-need laws have long been a point of contention in ASC development. Here are three recent fights over CON approval:
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Miami-based Gastro Health, one of the largest gastroenterology-focused ASC chains in the U.S., opened a new facility in Cincinnati.
In November, Healthcare Resources purchased a 91-acre campus in Hoover, Ala., that it planned to convert into a mixed-use center anchored by an ASC and physician medical offices. Since then, the system has been tied up in court battles to…
Mercy Medical Center Cedar Rapids (Iowa) has been unanimously exempt from state certificate-of-need requirements for a new project, according to an Aug. 27 report from The Gazette.
Nearly one in four physicians have been investigated by a medical board at least once, according to Medscape's "'Be Just and Fair': Medscape Physicians' Thoughts on Medical Boards Report 2024," published Aug. 27.
The use of artificial intelligence in healthcare is a divisive issue in healthcare, with both strong supporters and opponents.
Here are 10 changes made or proposed at the federal or state level that Becker's has reported on since 2021:
Currently, one in five physicians in the U.S. is an immigrant, according to the American Immigration Lawyers Association. In some specialties, like geriatrics and nephrology, the share of physician immigrants reaches 50%.
Around 73% of physicians do not want more nondoctors on their state medical boards, according to Medscape's Physicians' Thoughts on Medical Boards Report 2024 published Aug. 27.