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The following article was originally published in Preventing Infection in Ambulatory Care, the quarterly e-publication from the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC). To learn more about receiving this resource and joining APIC, visit www.apic.org/ambulatorynewsletter. To learn…

The following is written by Tom Mallon, CEO of Regent Surgical Health. As I was beginning my entrepreneurial life in my late thirties, my father cautioned me against any business that was based on partnerships. His advice was summed up…

15 Questions for 2011; 9th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference (June 9-11, Chicago) – 101 Sessions and 134 Speakers

10 Key Trends for Surgery Centers in 2011 1. Continued decline in ASC volume. The decline in overall volume of ambulatory surgery center cases will not be as steep as in 2010, when volume fell by an estimated 5 percent,…

A practice advisory for the perioperative management of patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices published in Anesthesiology recommended providers evaluate whether a patient has a CIED, determine what type of device the CIED is, determine whether a patient is CIED-dependent…

UnitedHealthcare and Saint Thomas Health Services have extended by two weeks a contract that allows United members to continue in-network access to Saint Thomas' medical facilities, a decision that affects patients of at least three surgery centers, according to a…

There are many decisions ambulatory surgery center administrators and physicians partners need to make before entering into a merger or acquisition. Jon Vick, president of ASCs Inc., has helped more than 200 ASCs through the process by representing the seller…

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