January/February 2014 Issue of Becker's ASC Review
The incomplete roll-out of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has left ambulatory surgery centers in limbo as they prepare for the coming year. Click to continue >>
Here are 13 recent news updates on ambulatory surgery center management and development companies. Click to continue >>
Three leaders in the ambulatory surgery center field give an inside look at the process of turning around a struggling surgery center. Click to continue >>
Physician owners of mature ambulatory surgery centers consider resyndication for a variety of reasons, chief among them being the opportunity to bring on new physician partners to boost the center’s patient volume and bottom line. Click to continue >>
Eight ambulatory surgery center administrators discuss where growth may still be possible for their centers next year and their initiatives going forward. Click to continue >>
Healthcare providers have rushed to consolidate market power over the past few years, and 2013 has been no exception. Click to continue >>
At the 20th Annual Ambulatory Surgery Centers Conference on Oct. 25, I. Naya Kehayes, MPH, and Matt Kilton, MBA, MHA, of Eveia Health Consulting and Management discussed the process of assessing the movement from out-of-network to in-network and its impact on profits. Click to continue >>
Brad Lerner, MD, is a urologist, physician owner and medical director at Summit Ambulatory Surgical Centers, a group of 15 Urology ASCs in Maryland that performed more than 20,000 procedures last year. Click to continue >>
The Office of Inspector General just released an advisory opinion which may further discourage relationships whereby non-anesthesia providers can profit from anesthesia relationships. Click to continue >>
Centennial Lakes Surgery Center (Edna, Minn.) Centennial Lakes Surgery Center recently recruited two new retina surgeons, expanding their ophthalmology service line. Click to continue >>
The upcoming year of healthcare reform implementation signals tumultuous times for the healthcare industry and many anticipated changes stand to adversely affect ASCs’ revenue cycle reimbursements. Click to continue >>
Administrator Amy Sinder and Amerinet Vice President of Clinical and Supply Chain Operations Lori Pilla present seven strategies for controlling surgery center preference item costs without losing physicians. Click to continue >>
Elizabeth Toony, BSN, RN, CASC, offers solutions to the top areas of time and material waste in ambulatory surgery centers. Click to continue >>
Jefferson Surgical Center at the Navy Yard Administrator Joseph DeMarco and surgeon Jess Lonner, MD, and Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin Chief Administrative Officer Mark Smith discuss why they created a robotic technology program at their ASCs and where they see the biggest opportunities for success in the future. Click to continue >>
Ray Grundman, senior director of external relations at the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care and AAAHC surveyor, gives an inside look at nine common stumbling blocks along the road to a successful ambulatory surgery center accreditation survey. Click to continue >>
Ninh Nguyen, MD, FACS, president-elect of ASMBS, responds to the CMS decision to drop its bariatric surgery accreditation requirement. Click to continue >>
The U.S. healthcare system is heading into one of its most monumental years in decades, as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will go into near-full motion. Click to continue >>
Here are the top 10 billed ophthalmology procedures with the highest denial rates according to a report from RemitDATA. Click to continue >>
Here are 33 statistics on case mix by ambulatory surgery center case volume, according to the VMG Multi-Specialty ASC Intellimarker 2011. Click to continue >>
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