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What a Georgia ASC did when a hospital bought its most productive practice
ASCs depend on surgeons to drive case volume, and can lose those cases when surgeons join the local hospital. -
3 tips for emerging healthcare leaders
Nancy Daoust, chief ambulatory officer at State University of New York Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, joined "Becker's Spine & Orthopedics Podcast" to give crucial advice for emerging leaders and discuss challenges facing the ambulatory setting during COVID-19. -
Is the future bright or dark for independent ASCs?
ASCs have given surgeons and patients a safe environment for surgeries during the pandemic, but the centers suffered financially when case volumes were limited last spring. -
Leapfrog makes several changes to ASC survey, incorporates questions on procedure, surgeon volumes
The Leapfrog Group made several changes to its 2021 Leapfrog ASC and hospital surveys, the group announced March 10. -
How 2 ASC leaders are thinking about independent physician recruitment
Two ASC administrators told Becker's ASC Review their strategies for bringing independent physicians to their centers. -
2 physicians on standing out from competitors
Competing against health systems or private equity-backed practices can be difficult as a physician owner. Here, two physicians share their views on how they compete against the competition. -
6 ASCs hiring administrators
Here's a roundup of ASCs hiring administrators, using LinkedIn's Job Search tool: -
Surgery Partners adds former Ascension exec to board
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners increased its board to nine members with the appointment of a hospital industry veteran. -
Counting on resolve & determination — Where 3 centers stand a year later in the COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed healthcare, and while surgery centers benefit from being isolated from directly fighting the pandemic, change was prevalent throughout the industry last year and will remain a constant going forward. -
Was the pandemic good or bad for ASC physician recruitment?
The pandemic accelerated the shift to outpatient surgery and ASCs as physicians and patients sought elective surgeries away from hospitals treating COVID-19 patients. But the pandemic also placed financial constraints on surgery centers that made it more difficult for some to bring on new physicians. -
Meet the new executive VP at ASC Inc.
San Diego-based ASCs Inc. named Stephanie Tarry as executive vice president. -
Biden heads for healthcare become clear & more updates from Capitol Hill
It was a relatively slow week on Capitol Hill concerning healthcare but three big news stories stood out: -
The state of ASCs in California — 'Increasing cooperation rather than competition'
ASCs in California are thriving, with new development growing to meet demand of the state's population. -
How competition for ASCs is changing
The ASC landscape has evolved to become more challenging for independent centers and facilities reliant on low-acuity cases. -
Where 6 ASC leaders turn to for business advice
Six ASC leaders shared the resources and people they go to for business advice. -
Surgery centers share accomplishments and lessons learned from 2020, goals for 2021
Roughly four years ago, Surgical Notes launched "The Note Pad," an online community of surgery center professionals exclusively for Surgical Notes clients. -
11 surgery center job openings
Here are 11 recent surgery centers with job openings: -
Vaccines could be available to the public by July & 3 more updates from Capitol Hill
President Joe Biden had a town hall event in Milwaukee Feb. 19, where he talked about COVID-19 vaccine availability and pitched his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan. -
How to promote clinician self-care in ASCs: 5 strategies from Cardinal Health experts
Two consultants from Cardinal Health discussed clinician self-care at the Jan. 26 webinar, "Nurse self-care: How to empower ASC clinicians to prioritize wellness." -
What kills workplace culture in ASCs and how to solve it: 8 administrator insights
From lapses in communication to poor morale among staff, eight ASC administrators told Becker's ASC Review what they feel hurts workplace culture most and how they overcome the challenges.
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