During an Oct. 14 panel led by Scott Becker at the Becker's ASC Virtual Event, industry experts gathered to discuss where they see the potential for growth in ambulatory surgery center chains.
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On average, private insurers paid more than 3.5 times what Medicare paid for anesthesia services in 2018, the U.S. Government Accountability Office concluded in a 23-page report published Oct. 26.
In today’s competitive environment, creating the ultimate “patient experience” will truly differentiate your surgery center and is paramount to building a successful and growing ASC. To create this experience, a patient should be treated with care, respect and competence in…
Illinois-based health systems DuPage Medical and Palos Health are opening outpatient facilities in two Chicago suburbs, according to the Daily Southtown.
As increasing COVID-19 case counts shut down elective surgical programs across the U.S., six administrators shared their thoughts with Becker's ASC Review on what the shutdowns could mean for their centers.
Securing successful contracts with payers is becoming increasingly important for ASCs as they move toward negotiating value-based contracts.
Last year, Dr. Jim Ballard and Dr. Chris Nanson opened the Oregon Surgical Institute, where they perform total joint procedures and spine and orthopedics cases.
Talomon Capital, a London-based investment firm, bought about 2.6 million shares of Brentwood, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners, according to the Nashville Post and Brentwood Home Page.
Stanford Plavin, MD, contributed to the "Manual of Practice Management for Ambulatory Surgery Centers: An Evidence-Based Guide."
Three experts shared their thoughts on outpatient orthopedics with Becker's ASC Review:
