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With a 13,000-square-foot ASC slated to open in November, The Orthopaedic Surgery Center tapped HSTpathways as its management software provider.
Zazen Surgery Center was accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, according to Administrator and Chief Nursing Officer Doreen Gonzales, MSN, RN.
Riverside (Ill.) Pain Management's former building is being demolished, the Riverside-Brookfield Landmark reports.
Orthopedic surgeons generate more net revenue for hospitals than gastroenterologists, noninvasive cardiologists, internal medicine physicians and oncologists, on average, according to Merritt Hawkins' 2019 Physician Inpatient/Outpatient Revenue Survey.
Here are four updates from gastroenterology companies this past week:
Medscape's "Physician Wealth and Debt Report 2019" offers insights into the current state of physician finances.
Washington passed a law to end the practice of surprise billing, when a patient receives a bill for an out-of-network charge unexpectedly, according to NBC affiliate KGW8.
Real estate investment trust Welltower purchased Jacksonville, Fla.-based CenterOne Surgery Center's medical office building for $25.7 million from CNL Healthcare Properties, the Jacksonville Daily Record reports.
Temple Terrace, Fla.-based Vascular Interventions of Tampa rebranded to Azura Vascular Care Tampa after it closed a strategic partnership with national vascular specialty service provider Azura Vascular Care.