When physician-owned ambulatory surgical centers experience initial success, they often reach a point of needing investment capital to accelerate their growth and facilitate long-term stability.
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In recent years, Medicare rule changes have been a key driver to accelerating the migration of surgical procedures to ambulatory surgery centers.
From new technology to value-based care, 10 leaders joined Becker's to discuss what they're most excited about.
Seven leaders joined Becker's to discuss what they're most nervous about right now.
Amanda Sosnosky, RN, administrator of Orthopedic Surgery Center of Green Bay and Orthopedic Surgery Center of the Fox Valley in Wisconsin, is Becker's Administrator of the Week.
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Karen Reiter, RN, administrator of DISC Surgery Center at Newport Beach (Calif.) was named OR Manager's ASC Leader of the Year.
Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) have had to weather the financial storm in recent years, perhaps more so than other healthcare sectors. When the pandemic hit hard, the bottom dropped out of procedure volume. Many centers were forced to furlough staff,…
In a recent Becker's Healthcare Podcast episode, we were joined by Chris Bishop, CEO of Regent Surgical Health, to discuss innovations and enhancements in the patient and surgeon experience. Chris shares his insights on how to design surgery centers to…
Stephanie Kirby, BSN, RN, is Becker's ASC administrator of the week.
For ASC leader Julie Billingsley, the key to success is flexibility.