Elective and non-urgent healthcare services came to a screeching halt across the country due to COVID-19, but many facilities have now resumed those cases.
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June 2020 Issue of Becker’s ASC Review ON THE COVER The ‘new normal’ for ASCs: 16 admins on how the pandemic will change the field forever Sixteen ASC administrators project what the “new normal” will be at their centers…
New York ASCs have received updated guidance on reopening for nonessential elective surgeries and non-urgent procedures from the state health department.
As of June 14, Arizona had the highest COVID-19 reproduction rate and New Jersey had the lowest, according to rt.live, a website that calculates the rate at which the virus is spreading in all 50 states.
ASCs had lower rates of patient cancellations due to COVID-19 than both hospitals and academic medical centers, according to new survey results from the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses.
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The Wichita Business Journal released a list of outpatient surgery centers in the Wichita, Kan., area, ranking them by the number of outpatient procedures they performed in 2019.
Healthcare-associated infections cost U.S. hospital systems about $9.8 billion every year, according to a JAMA Internal Medicine study cited by Randy Heiser, president of Sullivan Healthcare Consulting.
ASCs need to reimagine patient flow when reopening their facilities, according to Lorrie Cappellino, RN, an ambulatory healthcare surveyor for The Joint Commission.
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Medscape released its 2020 "Best & Worst Places to Practice" list, examining compensation, practice conditions and quality of life across the U.S.