Company History and OverviewFounded in 2007 by Pedro Vergne-Marini, MD, and Jeffery M. Huffman, Physicians’ Capital Investments was created to address two important needs: the development and construction of medical office and clinical facilities that could be leased to national…
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Suppliers could increase medical supply prices this year following a drastic jump in the price of cotton, according to a DOTmed News report.
Roxane Laboratories and the Federal Drug Administration have notified healthcare professionals of serious adverse events and deaths resulting from accidental overdose of morphine sulfate oral solutions, according to an ASA news release.
10 Current Issues Affecting ASCs Nationwide As ASCs enter a period of declining reimbursement, regulatory changes and new ownership models, state ASC associations are attempting to guide their members through budgetary crises and confusing legislation. Click to continue » Outlook…
The Joint Commission and the National Quality Forum and have announced the four 2010 recipients of the annual John M. Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Awards, according to a jointly issued news release.
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2011 should be an interesting year for surgery center legal issues. The key issues that we see include increased enforcement under the anti-kickback and related statutes, increased impatience from physicians as to other physicians' activities at surgery centers, increased efforts…
The Palladium for Surgery-Houston LDT has filed a lawsuit against a Woodlands, Texas, physician over his failure to pay for his surgical center use, according to an Ultimate Montrose report.
The Federal Drug Administration has approved the opioid analgesic Abstral tablet for breakthrough pain treatment in cancer patients, according to a Drug Watch report.
The Food and Drug Administration has issued seven GI/endoscopy-related 510(k) clearances in December, according to an FDA report.
The National Quality Forum board of directors is maintaining its endorsement of a Safe Practice that was previously under ad hoc review, according to an NQF news release.