I am a great believer, personally and professionally, in the potential of spine surgery centers to deliver a higher quality of care and greater satisfaction for patients and a higher quality of life and practice for physicians (as well as…
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The value or worth of a medical practice to a third-party buyer in an acquisition is often the subject of much debate, theoretical analysis and often confusion. As the healthcare environment undergoes its cyclical market rituals that often includes the…
Erdman, a Cogdell Spencer company, has announced that it has broken ground on a new 150,000 sq. ft. hospital and an adjacent 120,000 sq. ft. physician office complex in Janesville, Wis.
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced that a Miguel Almanza, formerly of Hialeah, Fla., has pled guilty in connection with a $56.7 million Medicare fraud scheme.
Lt. Col. Bruce Bright, the director of business development for The Sanders Trust, was recently profiled by the Birmingham (Ala.) News, where he discusses the transition from the Marines to the corporate world, and how the experience helps him succeed…
The Plainfield (Ill.) Surgery Center, a joint venture between Edward Hospital in Naperville, Ill., and local physicians, is now serving patients.
Read about today's featured advertisers in the Becker's ASC E-Weekly.
Read about today's featured advertisers in the Becker's ASC E-Weekly.
The Nov. 2008 newsletter from Amkai, a software company delivering administrative and clinical solutions to ASCs, surgical hospitals and physician practices, is now available online on the company’s Web site.
Historically, physician-owned centers that opened without corporate support have had an easier time doing well financially; then, if the physician-owners so chose, they could have their choice of corporate partners to whom to sell 51 percent of the ownership for…