Here are multiples paid for minority interest physician-investor redemptions and physician-investor buy-ins for 2007-2008, according to HealthCare Appraisers' Healthcare Transactions 2009 Year in Review.
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Catherine Sayers is the administrator of Skyline Endoscopy Center in Loveland, Colo., and director of clinical operations for Pinnacle III.
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A hearing will be held today, May 7, to take comments about Centra's proposal to build an outpatient surgery center in Danville, Va., according to a report in The News & Advance.
The American Pain Society honored the recipients of its fourth annual Clinical Centers of Excellence in Pain Management Awards recognizing six of nation's outstanding pain care centers.
Dallas-based medical building developer Rainer Medical Investments has purchased property near Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound (Texas) to develop a 75,000 square-foot medical office building, according to a report by the Dallas Morning News.
A U.S. District Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Stryker alleging that the company provided kickback to a physician to induce his use of Stryker products, according to a report by MassDevice.