Addison, Texas-based United Surgical Partners International is hiring at least 25 administrators nationally.
Leadership
Amar Setty, MD, CEO of Baltimore-based Patient Premier, joined Becker's ASC Review to discuss President Joe Biden's performance in the last year.
Long gone are the days of physicians arriving at a patient’s bedside, medical bag and stethoscope in tow.
CMS reinstating the inpatient-only list and President Joe Biden's healthcare vaccination mandate were two of the most prominent events in a year of massive flux in the ASC industry.
Andrew Lovewell, administrator at the Surgical Center at Columbia (Mo.) Orthopaedic Group and CEO of the Lodge at Keene Street, joined Becker's ASC Review to discuss his biggest concerns in the upcoming year.
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Three ASC leaders and a former surgical center CEO are seeking elective office:
The ASCs at Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins have a unique benefit: access to research, education and a health system.
The next year will be pivotal for ASCs as the pandemic continues to strain healthcare providers and competition for waning dollars heats up.
Leading an ASC has never been easy, but leading one during uncertain times can be like navigating without a roadmap.
Staff shortages, exacerbated by COVID-19 infections and mandates, are hurting ASCs nationwide. Four ASC administrators discussed their strategies to mitigate these shortages with Becker's.