For a generation, the hardest question in spine surgery was whether a case could be done at all, and then whether it could be done outside a hospital. Surgeons answered it. Fusions and decompressions once confined to inpatient suites now…
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CMS has published its final rule for Medicare Advantage and Part D in 2026, outlining a series of regulatory updates aimed at strengthening consumer protections and improving care coordination across the Medicare Advantage and Part D programs. While the final…
St. Louis-based SSM Health has named Kim Henrichsen, MSN, RN, the permanent president of two hospitals after she had served in the role on an interim basis since December. Ms. Henrichsen will serve as president of SSM Health Saint Louis…
John Whitlock has been named CFO of Lawrence, Mass.-based Lawrence General Hospital and Mathuen, Mass.-based Holy Family Hospital, according to two June 25 LinkedIn posts. In October, Lawrence General acquired Holy Family Hospital, which comprises campuses in Methuen and Haverhill,…
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There’s growing recognition that you and your IT teams now play a more integral role than ever in evaluating healthcare software and equipment purchases. What was once primarily the domain of clinical teams has evolved into a collaborative effort, largely…
While New York remains a hotspot for ASCs, housing 160 facilities, patients are beginning to move out of New York City in favor of less expensive cities nationwide, according to an Aug. 8 report from CNBC based on a StreetEasy…
In December 2022, Atrium Health and Advocate Aurora Health combined to form Advocate Health, now the third-largest nonprofit health system in the U.S. But for CEO Gene Woods, the merger was about more than expansion. From the outset, the organization…
Addressing Physician and Advance Practice Providers staffing shortages is a necessity for healthcare organizations, yet many hospitals and health systems remain unsure about the most effective way to go about it.
The costs of doing business continue to soar for ASCs, while Medicare and private payer reimbursements continue to decrease.
Complex spine surgery requires an all-hands-on-deck approach, often with multiple experts in the operating room.