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ASC Growth Outlook: Maximizing Profitability Through Strategic Payer Contracts
Recent estimates project the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) industry’s growth will extend from $36B in 2023 to $57B in 2031 – just shy of doubling in 8 years. Where will this growth come from? -
Is ASC pay trending up or down?
Physician pay is trending up in eight common ASC specialties this year, while it is trending down in three others, according to Medscape's 2024 "Physician Compensation Report." -
Physicians Advocacy Institute warns against healthcare consolidation
The Physician Advocacy Institute has issued a letter to federal officials warning that consolidation is negatively affecting healthcare quality and affordability in the U.S. -
House calls on physicians to share private practice struggles
Congress is calling on private practice physicians to share what has made their operations difficult in the last few years. -
Number of ASCs in the worst states to practice medicine: 2024
West Virginia, which was named the worst state to practice medicine by Medscape, has eight ASCs. -
Number of ASCs in the best states to practice medicine: 2024
Wisconsin, which was named the best state to practice medicine by Medscape, has 75 ASCs. -
10 states where people have the lowest income
West Virginia is the state where people have the lowest income, according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
10 states where people have the highest income
Virginia is the state where people have the highest income, according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
Virginia physicians' license suspended amid 4 misconduct allegations
A physician in Lansdowne, Va., has had his license suspended following three lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct since 2018. -
Good news for ASC administrators
Here are three issues reported by Becker's that have the potential to positively affect the ASC industry. -
10 best states for physician opportunity, competition
Montana is the best state for physicians in regard to opportunity and competition, according to report from personal finance site WalletHub. -
Iowa ASC to pay $125K for violating Controlled Substances Act
Cedar Rapids-based First Choice Surgical Center agreed to pay $125,000 to resolve allegations it violated the Controlled Substances Act, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Iowa said June 4. -
10 best, worst states to start a business
Colorado is the best state to start a business, according to an analysis released June 4 by business financing company SMB Compass. West Virginia was rated the worst state. -
Gen Z, millennials report highest burnout levels
Burnout among all employees in the U.S. sits at around 45%, with higher rates among female workers and Gen Z and millennial employees, according to a recent report from Eagle Hill Consulting. -
10 states Americans are relocating to
As workforce shortages continue to persist, ASCs could have more luck hiring employees in the 10 states that Americans are most commonly relocating to. -
AMSURG, Palomar Health establish joint venture
Nashville-based ASC services leader AMSURG has established a joint venture with Escondido, Calif.-based Palomar Health's Poway Surgery Center. -
Physician sued for failing to pay $650K in taxes
An osteopathic physician in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, is being sued by the federal government for allegedly not paying nearly $650,000 in taxes and late fees, cleveland.com reported June 3. -
5 numbers on healthcare data breaches
Data breaches in healthcare have boomed in recent years, as technology advances and becomes more integral to the medical field. -
2 ASCs facing opposition in May
As new ASCs continue to pop up across the country, they are not all able to open without pushback from community members or other health systems in the area. -
3 physicians' wrongful termination suits in 1 month
Here are three updates on physicians' wrongful termination lawsuits in the last month:
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