The continued migration of cardiology care towards ASCs as well as new cardiovascular procedures being approved for ASC settings have cardiologists optimistic about the future. These two cardiologists recently connected with Becker’s to talk about what parts of the industry…
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Increasing physician burnout, insurers denying reimbursements and delays in cardiovascular care are three aspects of cardiology that are making physicians and leaders nervous. These three cardiologists and surgeons recently connected with Becker’s to share what is making them nervous and…