Roxane Laboratories and the Federal Drug Administration have notified healthcare professionals of serious adverse events and deaths resulting from accidental overdose of morphine sulfate oral solutions, according to an ASA news release.
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The task of updating surgery center physicians' credentials before they expire is not that onerous, but it requires staying on top of things, says Chris McMenemy, vice president for administration at Ortmann Healthcare Consultants in Columbia, S.C.
Curtis Bernstein, CPA/ABV, ASA, CVA, MBA, is managing director of valuation services for Sinaiko Healthcare Consulting. Q: Does the volume of referrals from our physicians impact our ambulatory surgery center's value? Curtis Bernstein: While having physicians refer cases…
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Many ambulatory surgery centers do not have an efficient process for tracking their supplies and labor for case costing. A study by GENASCIS, a provider of billing, revenue cycle management services and supporting technologies for surgery centers, evaluated the range…
OakBend Medical Center has opened a new ambulatory surgery center in Richmond, Texas, according to a report from the Fort Bend Herald.
Ambulatory surgery centers in Nevada could either see their facility licensing fees almost triple or face a significant reduction in inspections depending upon the results of a vote scheduled Jan. 13, according to a report from the Las Vegas Sun.
Fox Valley Orthopedic Associates Ambulatory Surgery Center in Geneva, Ill., has announced it has recently achieved accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC).
10 Current Issues Affecting ASCs Nationwide As ASCs enter a period of declining reimbursement, regulatory changes and new ownership models, state ASC associations are attempting to guide their members through budgetary crises and confusing legislation. Click to continue » Outlook…
The Joint Commission and the National Quality Forum and have announced the four 2010 recipients of the annual John M. Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Awards, according to a jointly issued news release.
