From CFOs to ASCs, the pressure to meet margins as costs soar and reimbursements decline affects all of healthcare.
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After earning a net revenue of $5.1 billion in the second quarter of 2024, Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare cemented its status a major player in the healthcare market at large.
It is becoming more difficult for ASCs to remain independent as costs rise and reimbursement declines.
ASCs across the country are facing skyrocketing practice costs paired with declines in reimbursements from payers.
Physicians, executives and some of the biggest names in healthcare — such as Optum and even CMS — have begun piloting value-based payment systems. Given that the care model has been found to improve patient outcomes, lower costs and reduce…
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ASC leaders and hospitals alike are facing major obstacles to profitability as operational costs soar and Medicare and private payer reimbursement rates sink.
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ASC development company Atlas Healthcare Partners has appointed Heather Richards its next CFO.
Pennsylvania has inked a law limiting noncompete agreements for certain healthcare providers, lawyer Craig Brooks from Houston Harbaugh wrote in JDSupra July 23.
A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives would amend aspects of the Affordable Care Act passed to ease the ban on physician-owned hospitals.