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Winning in the toughest markets: Locums strategies for physicians, CRNAs, and APPs

Healthcare organizations are under growing pressure to maintain access, stabilize service lines and compete for scarce clinical talent. In the most competitive specialties, traditional hiring often can’t keep pace with demand. To protect coverage without sacrificing quality or continuity, more…

Jul 30, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Justin Burke, Vice President of Talent Acquisition, North American Partners in Anesthesia
River Meisinger, HCMBA, Vice President Enterprise Solutions, AMN Healthcare
Garth Weidmann, Division Vice President, AMN Healthcare

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A clear map of where cancer care is heading — leadership, data, capital, access & therapy

New therapies are outpacing access. Capital is flowing into dedicated cancer facilities. And leadership rosters are turning over at a striking pace, with entirely new roles appearing on the org chart. This Becker’s market briefing from reads each shift through…

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4 health systems shuttering ASCs

Even as health systems pour capital into ASCs, Becker’s has reported on four health systems closing ASCs this year, driven by shrinking patient volumes, financial pressures and shifting network strategies. Here are the four health systems closing ASCs: 1. Catholic…

The hospital sell-off funding the ASC boom

The same strategy is running at many health systems across the country: sell hospitals, buy ASCs, and the transactions are accelerating. St. Louis-based Ascension is on track to become one of the largest ASC operators in the country. The system…

Texas cardiologist charged in $89M fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary procedures

A Fort Worth, Texas cardiologist has been charged in an $89 million healthcare fraud scheme involving medically unnecessary cardiovascular screening tests on college student athletes, including one who died of sudden cardiac arrest approximately 24 days after the physician allegedly…

Is the ASC market consolidating faster than regulators can keep up?

When Ascension completed its $3.9 billion acquisition of AmSurg on June 4, it marked the end of a three-decade arc for one of the most consequential companies in ASCs. AmSurg controls roughly 3.9% of the ASC market with 250-plus centers…

Illinois ASC among 1st nationwide to add da Vinci 5 robot

Downers Grove, Ill.-based Duly Health and Care has installed the da Vinci 5 surgical robot at its Lombard (Ill.) Surgery Center, making it the first ASC in Illinois and among five nationally to offer the technology. The robotic system will…

The invisible ownership transfer reshaping physician M&A

When Humana’s CenterWell closed its acquisition of MaxHealth in February, the deal looked straightforward enough: a payer buying a primary care network to shore up its Medicare Advantage business in Florida. But the structure of the transaction told a more…

Building ASCs in a cost-vs-reimbursement squeeze: 4 takeaways for surgery center leaders

The current momentum for growth in the ASC market is significant. Medicare policy continues to expand the range of procedures that can be performed in the outpatient setting, commercial payers favor ASCs as a lower-cost site, and physicians and patients…

Why CMS is quietly watching 8,600 physicians

When Mike Verdon, MD, a neurosurgeon in Dayton, Ohio, first heard about the Ambulatory Specialty Model, his reaction was alarm — not for himself, but for the colleagues he looked up on the CMS participant list. “I looked, I’m not…