Supply Chain

ASCs need device companies to develop simple, low-cost service models and offerings, according to a Bain & Co. report.

Cost savings are the most commonly recognized benefit of ASCs, but their value goes far beyond penny pinching.

Cost savings are the most commonly recognized benefit of ASCs, but their value goes far beyond penny pinching.

Healthcare supply chain company LifeScience Logistics is expanding in Indiana, according to Inside Indiana Business.

Cost savings are the most commonly recognized benefit of ASCs, but their value goes far beyond penny pinching.

EyePoint Pharmaceuticals will distribute Dexycu to one of the largest integrated delivery systems in the U.S. through a new two-year contract, the company announced Dec. 4.

Cheryl Lee, MD, performed her first iStent inject cases in early December, according to Jennifer Lee, senior regional business manager at Glaukos Corp.

In the current atmosphere of steady ASC growth, it’s important to understand the value that ASCs add to the healthcare landscape, especially in comparison with the acute space.

Supply chain operations can be improved at an ASC by taking advantage of an affiliated hospital's relationship with vendors, according to the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses.

ASCs should involve all stakeholders in their efforts to control costs, Westchester, Ill.-based Regent Surgical Health advises.