The following are articles published in the past week on Becker's ASC Review on short- and long-term best practices for improving profits and value in the ASC setting.
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Here are 78 ambulatory surgery center administrators, clinical leaders, company executives, physician and industry leaders who have taken on new roles or received industry honors, as reported on by Becker's ASC Review this year.
In response to an inquiry from Congress, the Congressional Budget Office has reiterated its March 2010 projection that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will reduce federal budget deficits by a total of $124 billion from 2010 to 2019…
Deerfield, Ill.-based Walgreens and Heritage Provider Network, headquartered in Northridge, Calif., have entered into a clinical care collaboration agreement.
In this issue of Becker’s ASC Review, ambulatory surgery center owners, operators and industry executives share their expertise on some of the biggest issues for ASCs today. This issue also includes the “150 Best Places to Work” and “20 ASCs…
ASC Growth & Evolution in the New Healthcare Environment Healthcare has been in flux over the past five years, creating new opportunities for ambulatory surgery center owners and operators focused on providing high quality, low cost care. Navigating this…
The American Academy of Ophthalmology's Intelligent Research in Sight Registry has received two Physician Quality Reporting System designations from CMS — a qualified registry and qualified clinical data registry, according to an Ophthalmology Times report.
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has issued its June 2014 report to Congress on issues affecting the Medicare program and possible payment system refinements.
According to a recent report from the Government Accountability Office, 183 federal IT contracts with a value of at least $10 billion are at risk of failing.
In the Medscape Orthopedist Compensation Report 2014, nearly half of orthopedic surgeons said the gratitude from patients and their relationship with patients was the most reporting part of their job.
