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David Daniel (Lakeland Surgical and Diagnostic Center, Lakeland, Fla.). Mr. Daniel is the CEO of Lakeland Surgical and Diagnostic Center, a large, independently-owned, freestanding, multi-specialty ASC that currently treats more than 19,000 patients annually, involving 32,500 procedures. LSCD opened in…

The Department of Health and Human Services has launched a Web site for medical workers who wish to volunteer their services to the earthquake relief effort in Haiti, according to the HHS.

Carilion Clinic has reached an agreement with a group of Roanoke, Va., physicians to purchase the Center for Surgical Excellence in Roanoke, according to a report by the Roanoke Times.

Greensboro, N.C.-based NeuIsys Imaging System Solutions, a provider of state-of-the-art CT and MR imaging systems to physician practices, has entered into agreements with three gastroenterology (GI) practices have to plan, install and service the recently FDA-approved NeuViz 16 Multi-Slice Computed…

AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions, one of the nation's leading providers of medical billing and practice management services, has acquired Medical Account Services, the premier anesthesia billing company throughout Ohio, according to an AHS news release.

New York Governor David Paterson is hoping to add tighter restrictions on medical device and pharmaceutical industry sales representatives' relationships with physicians to his proposed 2010-2011 budget, according to a report in the Massachusetts Medical Devices Journal.

Trinity Surgery Center in San Antonio, Texas, is set to break ground on a new state-of-the-art dental surgery facility that will provide care to special needs patients, according to a report in the San Antonio Business Journal.

1. Ambulatory surgical center transactions heat up. The transaction market for ambulatory surgical centers is quickly heating up. Many companies are again interested in acquiring surgery centers. Multiples for purchases are moving back in the right direction. There is also…

Lisset Lombera and Yamilet Cardenas, both of Miami-Dade County, were sentenced to prison and supervised release after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud, according to a Department of Justice news release.

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