Here are five steps for surgery center administrators to identify and reverse unhappy surgeons before it's too late.
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Communication break downs between primary care physicians and consulting pain management physicians can lead to inadequate and potentially hazardous patient care.
Healthcare providers and surgery centers have historically focused much of their efforts on collecting from commercial and government payors. However, as the patient pay portion increases, it will require a more concerted effort to maintain proper payment for procedures.
Here are five steps for surgery center administrators to identify and reverse unhappy surgeons before it's too late.
The need for coordinated care, lower costs and higher quality has left all but large physician practices nearly untenable. Cardiologists have been moving en masse to hospital employment for the last few years, with a spike about two and a…
2013 should be a busy year for patient safety experts at hospitals and surgery centers; as quality reporting requirements continue to go into effect, facilities will be expected to ramp up compliance programs and prove their progress. Here, three patient…
Here are 10 steps for gastroenterology-focused surgery centers to engage in direct-to-patient marketing.
The title of hospital CEO wasn't all that common thirty years ago, or even in the 1980s. Instead, leaders often held titles like "administrator" or "executive director," which reflected the relatively stable environment of a hospital industry focused on inpatient…
Here are 12 issues dealing with Medicare or Medicaid that occurred in the past two weeks, starting with the most recent.
Here are 10 steps for gastroenterology-focused surgery centers to engage in direct-to-patient marketing.
