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Having a collection of leaders working together across different aspects of an ASC will often lead to better outcomes in results.  When looking to identify who can step up and be leaders, it is key to find medical, business and…

Facing an ongoing staffing crisis and declining reimbursement rates, the recruitment, retention and financial management of anesthesia providers and their services persist as a top concern among ASC leaders.  Leaders have turned to a wide range of strategies to attract…

Staffing issues have been a consistent obstacle for ASC leaders, who face high labor costs and shortages of providers across several ASC specialties.  Here’s 10 things to know about ASCs’ staffing crisis: 1. According to Medscape’s “Feeling the Impact of…

The ongoing anesthesia provider shortage is a major hurdle for ASC leaders, who are trying to balance workforce demands with soaring operational costs and declining reimbursement rates. Here is what five leaders have recently told Becker’s about their perspective on…

Charlotte, N.C.-based OrthoCarolina is looking to expand its network of ASCs after CON restrictions in North Carolina were lifted.  With the removal of the regulations, physicians groups such as OrthoCarolina are now allowed to expand ASCs, according to a Nov.…

University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Ionia is building a 31,000-square-foot ambulatory clinic center next to its hospital in Ionia, Mich.  The facility will house services including primary care, imaging, oncology, orthopaedics and cardiology, according to a Nov. 20 news release from…

Patient rooms are being reimagined — not just in layout, but in how technology supports communication, safety and connection. In a recent Becker’s, Zoom, and HP survey of 75 hospital and health system leaders, including C-suite executives, medical directors, and…

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A shortage of cardiology providers at Provo, Utah-based Revere Health has prompted the system to reduce heart care services across Utah County, according to a Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Tribune report.  By December, only two physicians and two advanced…

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