Ophthalmology

As we approach the 4th quarter of the year, most of our ophthalmologist clients now have a fairly good idea of what their taxable income will be for 2014. If you are like these clients, you may be wondering "is…

Improving reimbursement may seem like an uphill climb in the current healthcare climate. However, there are steps that ambulatory surgery centers can take to offset the roadblocks.

As financial advisors to hundreds of physicians throughout the U.S. and lecturers to thousands more, including ophthalmologists, we have seen a sharp increase in the last few years of questions about how investment firms, including ours, make money from advising…

As financial advisors to hundreds of physicians throughout the U.S., including ophthalmologists, and lecturers to thousands more, we have seen a sharp increase in the last few years of questions about how investment firms, including ours, make money from advising…

Stable financial health and profitability depend on effective revenue cycle management. Three ophthalmologists and an eye center business manager discuss best practices for ensuring efficient RCM and mistakes that eye centers make in terms of RCM.

Mauro Cecchetti, administrator at Constitution Surgery Centers, Newington, Conn., surveyor for the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care and former administrator at Mid Manhattan Surgi Center in New York, discusses the challenges of adding new technologies to an ambulatory surgery…

Three eye surgeons discuss strategies for increasing eye center volume as well as how to handle the patient influx without compromising the quality of care.

Ophthalmologists and eye center leaders discuss upcoming trends in the field.

Denials and late payment for procedures on time can affect a surgery center's cash flow and thereby hinder the efficient functioning of a center.

Here are three administrators and CEOs of ambulatory surgery centers discussing the challenges and benefits of introducing retina procedures into ophthalmology-driven ASCs.