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From fragmented fixes to systemwide control: UVA Health’s approach to drug shortage management and supply chain transformation

With over 200 active drug shortages in 2025 supply chain disruptions have become a daily operational threat for hospital pharmacies. But UVA Health is showing that health systems don’t have to accept chaos as the norm. By partnering on a…

Jan 27, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST

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Mark L. Vestal, PharmD, MMCi, BCPS, Director, Pharmacy Supply Chain & 340B, UVA Health
Chris Nagy, PharmD, BCPS, Clinical Solutions Director, Quva BrightStream

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Endoscopic spine is ready for the ASC, but reimbursement isn't

Endoscopic spine surgery is reaching a pivotal moment in adoption in the U.S., and it’s well-suited for ASCs. However reimbursement remains a key hurdle for growth. Multiple hospitals and practices have adopted endoscopic spine in 2025, and some surgeons have…

Payer economics drive ASC expansion

Payer and employer pressure to lower healthcare costs is accelerating the shift of surgical procedures into ambulatory surgery centers, according to Jeffrey Flynn, COO of Gramercy Healthcare and president of the New York State Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers. Mr.…

A year of firsts in the GI space: 12 updates

From novel procedures to practice openings, here are the firsts from the gastroenterology and endoscopy industry that happened in 2025, as reported by Becker’s. Note: This list is not exhaustive.

15+ new ASCs that opened in the Midwest in 2025

Here are more than 15 ASCs, outpatient centers and surgical facilities in the Midwest that opened their doors in 2025, as reported by Becker’s throughout the year. Note: This list is not exhaustive.

The biggest outpatient spine news of 2025

Here are 10 stories focused on spine surgery and outpatient spine that drew readers’ attention in 2025: 1. Some fee-for-service spine procedures in traditional Medicare will have prior authorizations added, according to CMS’ new Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction model. 2. Consolidation is…

POCUS without chaos: How health systems build workflows that actually work

Point-of-care ultrasound programs often grow faster than the workflows supporting them. Images live in silos. Exams go undocumented. Billing is missed. And leaders lack a clear view of ROI. Health systems like Baylor Scott & White Health, Yale New Haven…

Jan 27, 2026 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM CST

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Matthew Lohse, MD, FACEP, Baylor Scott & White Health-Temple Medical Center Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Baylor College of Medicine-Temple Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor School of Medicine | Texas A&M University Ultrasound Director-Emergency Department Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Director
Matthew Riscinti, MD, BS, System-Wide Ultrasound Director - Denver Health Ultrasound Fellowship Director - Denver Health Assistant Professor - University of Colorado School of Medicine Co-founder of The POCUS Atlas
Rachel Liu, BAO, MBBCh, FACEP, FAIUM, Yale New Haven Health Professor of Emergency Medicine Director, Point of Care Ultrasound Education, Office of Curriculum Director, Advanced Training Period , Office of Curriculum Vice Chair of Faculty Affairs, Emergency Medicine
Michael Toland, University of Maryland Medical System Senior Director of IT UMMC Site Executive

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Why 'ASC-minded' leadership matters now more than ever

As ASCs face mounting pressure from rising costs, stubborn reimbursement and workforce constraints, having leaders who understand the ASC business model has become critical. Tina DiMarino, CEO of ASC management company Custom Surgical Partners, joined Becker’s to discuss the biggest…

The biggest anesthesia news of 2025

Here are the 10 anesthesia stories published by Becker’s that drew the most clicks this year: 10. Virginia enacted legislation granting licensure to certified anesthesiologist assistants with a new law that took effect July 1, allowing them to practice as…

Navigating the New Healthcare Economy: Third-Party Financing’s Role in Empowering Patients and Practices

This white paper examines how rising healthcare costs can cause patients to delay or decline care and ASCs could be feeling the impact. Traditional payment models can create unnecessary administrative burden and offer little flexibility for patients or practices. It…

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