• ASC CEO loses bid to replace George Santos

    New York City-based Gramercy Surgery Center's CEO Austin Cheng has lost his bid to be put forth as the party's nominee in a special election runoff to replace unseated representative George Santos, according to a Dec. 7 report from CNN.
  • ASCs, physicians 'eagerly awaiting' resolution on noncompetes

    President Joe Biden's administration has been critical of noncompetes, particularly in healthcare, and some states have taken action to ban them. However, policy changes at the federal level haven't been enacted yet.
  • Will AI help or hurt ASCs?

    Artificial intelligence exploded in healthcare over the last 12 months, and surgery center leaders are watching its impact closely. Will AI make surgery centers more efficient or too complex?
  • Good news for the ASC labor market

    The labor market tightened over the last year and surgery center leaders are keeping a close eye on the trends.
  • 10 states with the most new ASCs

    California had the most new surgery centers in 2023, followed by Florida, Texas and Wisconsin.
  • How staffing shortages pushed 1 health system — and its ASCs — to innovate

    Healthcare has been plagued with staffing shortages, a looming physician exodus, an aging population, an increase in costs and a decline in provider pay — and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
  • 5 numbers keeping ASC leaders on edge

    Here are five numbers that provide insight into what is on ASC leaders' minds going into 2024:
  • Physician retirement by the numbers

    The growing physician shortage isn't stopping physicians from retiring. 
  • 10 ASC, practice closures in 2023

    Here are 10 ASC and practice closures that Becker's has reported on in 2023:
  • Connecticut physician sentenced for $2.6M fraud scheme 

    Greenwich, Conn.-based psychologist Michael Lonski, PhD, was sentenced to 27 months of imprisonment for operating a $2.6 million healthcare fraud scheme. 
  • The 12 biggest ASC stories in 2023, by month

    This year has been a tumultuous one for ASCs. With issues such as reimbursement declines, physician shortages and rising burnout levels at the top of mind for industry leaders, there has been a lot to monitor.
  • Medical group costs jump 14.7%, exceeding revenue

    Medical group operating costs are still outpacing revenue, according to data from the AMGA 2023 Medical Group Operations and Finance Survey, released Dec. 18.
  • Can physicians afford to retire?

    Physicians believe that they need an average of $3.9 million saved to afford retirement, according to Medscape's 2023 "Physicians Eye Retirement Report," published Dec. 14. 
  • UnitedHealthcare's 5 biggest updates from 2023

    Multibillion-dollar insurance giant UnitedHealthcare Group is the largest health insurance company in the U.S. by market share. Here are five of the company's most impactful healthcare moves in 2023, as determined by Becker's page views:
  • From AI to Ozempic: The healthcare trends 44 leaders are watching

    As 2023 comes to a close and healthcare leaders nationwide are setting their sights on 2024, there are a few key trends that the majority of industry professionals are focusing on. 
  • The healthcare disruptors expected to make an impact in 2024

    "Disruptor" can be a dividing term in the healthcare industry. While some physicians are excited about new disruptions that promise to add ease to the surgical workflow, others are nervous about the entrance of new companies and big box retailers into the space. 
  • Fountain Point Surgery Center partners with MDsave

    Norfolk, Neb.-based Fountain Point Surgery Center has partnered with healthcare services platform MDsave to provide patients and employers with access to outpatient options for surgery with no surprise bills.
  • Healthcare's 10 most stressful jobs

    The role of anesthesiology assistant is the most stressful job in healthcare, according to the most recent data from the Labor Department's Occupational Information Network. 
  • 5 of Amazon's most disruptive moves in 2023

    Amazon's foray into healthcare has kept physicians, health systems and executives alike wary throughout this past year.
  • What the AMA learned about burnout in 2023

    Healthcare has continued to face residual COVID-19 challenges, with one of the most severe being provider and staff burnout. 

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