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Orthopedic group size: How big is too big?
Orthopedic practices have gotten bigger over the years to capture economies of scale and stay independent. But how big is too big? -
5 hurdles to ASC ownership stake
Alejandro Fernandez, CEO of San Diego-based Synergy Orthopedic Specialists, joined Becker's to discuss the obstacles to ASC ownership. -
The 'marginalized' physician: 5 thoughts on loss of power
As healthcare continues to consolidate and physicians migrate to employed models over private practice, some leaders worry about the loss of physician power. -
CEO-to-worker pay ratios for 10 healthcare companies
In 2022, the median pay for employees at S&P 500 companies was $77,178 and the median CEO pay ratio stood at 186-to-1, according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal published June 19. -
What breaking down silos means for healthcare delivery
The dissolution of healthcare's silos has the potential to change the way care is delivered by reducing provider burnout and decreasing no-show appointments. -
'The status quo is no longer acceptable': How an ASC can be successful
Joe Peluso, administrator at Aestique Surgical Center in Greensburg, Pa., recently joined Becker's to discuss the secret to ASC success. -
The secrets to ASC success
Three leaders recently joined Becker's to discuss the secrets to ASC success: -
The biggest obstacles to ASC ownership
Four ASC leaders joined Becker's to discuss the biggest obstacles to ASC ownership. -
Why 'everything' is at stake if physicians don't unionize
Matt Mazurek, MD, assistant clinical professor of anesthesiology at the St. Raphael Campus of Yale New Haven (Conn.) Hospital, joined Becker's to discuss why more physicians are turning to unionizing and what's at stake if physicians continue to lose power. -
'Our autonomy is gone': Why more physicians are unionizing
Physicians are increasingly moving to unionize and seeking representation in decision-making. -
How putting physicians in charge can drive revenue, care quality
Smita Rouillard, MD, associate medical director of Oakland, Calif.-based The Permanente Medical Group, joined Becker's to discuss ways that physicians leverage their power in her health system. -
ASC landscape trends today and in the future – Q&A with Rich Searles
Rich Searles, Partner at Merritt Healthcare Advisors, a sell-side investment bank focused on representing owners of surgical facilities and healthcare practices, shares the trends he is seeing in the ASC landscape today and in the future. -
'We're doing the ASCs for the sons whose fathers have now retired': Behind a CEO's business model
Mesa, Ariz.-based Surgery Center Services of America has developed more than 300 surgery centers since its inception in 1990. -
5 opportunities for ASC growth, added revenue
Ali Ghalayini. Administrator at Munster (Ind.) Surgery Center, told Becker's ASC Review that ASCs are witnessing "substantial growth" driven by an increased demand in outpatient services and expansion in focused, specialized services. -
The ASC growth opportunities that caught 1 CEO's attention
As the population ages and certificate-of-need laws decrease, Philip Blair, CEO of Surgery Center Services of America, is seeing a lot of opportunity for ASC growth. -
Atlas CEO Aric Burke talks keys for ASC network growth and development
ASC management company Atlas Healthcare Partners was founded in 2018, and has since become one of the fastest growing management firms in the U.S. -
'The bottom line is your surgery center cannot sit idle': 1 administrator's key to success
Instigating efficient block times is the key way to maximize revenue, according to some ASC leaders. , -
The ASC strategy of IU Health's CFO
Jennifer Alvey, CFO of Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health, joined Becker's to discuss the health system's ASC strategy. -
Healthcare policy decisions made by leaders with 'little clinical background', surgeon says
Brian Curtin, MD, orthopedic surgeon at Charlotte, N.C.-based OrthoCarolina, joined Becker's to discuss how physicians can leverage their power. -
What Tenet executives have been paid in the last 5 years
The two highest-paying executives of Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare, parent company of ASC chain United Surgical Partners International, saw base salary drops from 2021 to 2022 but overall compensation increases.
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