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3 ASC leaders, former CEO running for office
Three ASC leaders and a former surgical center CEO are seeking elective office: -
Johns Hopkins' innovative ASC model gives patients, physicians best of 3 worlds
The ASCs at Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins have a unique benefit: access to research, education and a health system. -
The ASC winners and losers in 2022
The next year will be pivotal for ASCs as the pandemic continues to strain healthcare providers and competition for waning dollars heats up. -
Take your playbook and 'throw it out the window': 1 admin on leading during COVID-19
Leading an ASC has never been easy, but leading one during uncertain times can be like navigating without a roadmap. -
How 4 administrators are mitigating staff shortages
Staff shortages, exacerbated by COVID-19 infections and mandates, are hurting ASCs nationwide. Four ASC administrators discussed their strategies to mitigate these shortages with Becker's. -
Labor crisis to stabilize as pandemic burden eases, admin says
The COVID-19 pandemic introduced unprecedented stress for healthcare workers, leading to widespread burnout in the profession, with workers leaving the industry in higher numbers than ever before. -
Nurses emboldened to call out bad leadership amid nursing shortage, admin says
In recent years, nurses have been asked to do more and more, leading to widespread burnout in the profession. -
65 ASCs hiring administrators
Addison, Texas-based United Surgical Partners International is hiring at least 25 administrators nationally. -
Chili cook-offs & scavenger hunts: How a Michigan ASC is integrating old & new staff
Administrator Debra Fin has a creative approach to integrating staff in 2022. -
7 ASC exec moves in the last month
Surgery Partners named David Doherty, the company's current senior vice president, corporate finance, and controller, as its new CFO. -
10 administrators to know
Here are 10 ASC administrators to know: -
Here's how a Missouri administrator keeps employee turnover in check
Many ASC employees are left overworked as staff shortages, exacerbated by COVID-19 spikes and vaccination mandates, plague the healthcare industry. -
Alabama physician, ASC founder dies
ASC founder Ronald Mitchell Stewart, MD, died Jan. 8 at age 81, according to his obituary published on the Anniston Star. -
How one Texas ASC is reassuring wary patients as COVID-19 surges
As another COVID-19 surge sweeps the country, some ASCs are again encountering cautious patients avoiding nonurgent surgeries. -
Surgery Partners promotes senior VP, controller to CFO
David Doherty, senior vice president, corporate finance, and controller at Surgery Partners, will become CFO Feb. 1, the healthcare services company said Jan. 10. -
Is CMS reversal on rates and inpatient-only list a sign of things to come?
After announcing a plan to eliminate the inpatient-only list, last year CMS eventually reversed its stance — keeping the list, adding more procedures to it, and frustrating ASC leaders nationwide. -
Physician independence from hospitals, payers facilitates value-based care, says ASC leader
In the current climate of consolidation among health systems and physician groups, maintaining independence can seem daunting. -
Former surgery center CEO named managing director of Vertess
Former ASC and hospital CEO J. Blake Peart has joined Fort Worth, Texas-based mergers and acquisitions advisory firm Vertess as a managing director. -
The big problem facing ASCs this year
The ASC industry experienced significant growth in the early 2000s with a large number of surgeons developing and investing in surgery centers. -
ASC surgeon named to Tarsus Pharmaceuticals' board of directors
Irvine, Calif.-based Tarsus Pharmaceuticals appointed Virginia Surgery Center ophthalmologist Elizabeth Yeu, MD, to its board of directors.
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