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Regular staff turnover at healthcare facilities is not unexpected, considering the highly competitive nature of healthcare and often a shortage of qualified individuals. So what does it say, then, when an organization is able to keep staff for 20-plus years?

Not only are fewer patients able to pay their bills, fewer paying patients are walking through the doors of hospitals: Even patients with insurance are deferring treatment and procedures, reports the New York Times.

There will be at least 14 MDs in the 111th Congress, two more than in the current session, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Gen Xers and, to some extent, Baby Boomers created Generation Y, and now they need to figure out how to mentor them properly, says Lt. Col. Bruce Bright, CCIM, director of business development for The Sanders Trust. He are some…

The commitment of the leadership at Vail Valley Surgery Center in Vail, Col., to recruiting and retaining top talent is one reason why Laura Millard, administrator for the ASC, says Vail Valley is a great place to work.

With regard to Scott Becker's post-election observations, there are several points that need to be made with regard to payor systems. First and foremost, I agree that the election of Barack Obama is truly momentous and represents hope and inspiration…

In these challenging economic times, there are several driving forces causing ASCs to scrutinize their cash flow. Threats to this necessary financial lifeline are abundant. What are measures you can take to protect the financial viability of your center? One…

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