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Jason Guagenti named COO of Central Ohio Urology Group
Gahanna, Ohio-based Central Ohio Urology Group, an affiliate of private equity-backed U.S. Urology Partners, named Jason Guagenti its new COO. -
Investments, upgrades & growth: One administrator's plans for 2022
Alfonso del Granado, administrator of Covenant High Plains Surgery Center in Lubbock, Texas, discussed his priorities and plans for 2022 with Becker's ASC Review. -
10 predictions for ASCs in 2022
Consolidation, payer policies, nurse shortages and COVID-19 will continue to loom large for ASCs over the next 12 months. -
Surgery Partners: 10 things to know headed into 2022
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners has been focused on growth over the past 12 months. -
150+ ASC administrators to know
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'It's time to look ahead': What administrators are looking forward to in 2022
Five administrators joined Becker's ASC Review to discuss what they're most looking forward to in 2022. -
6 administrator's top priorities for 2022
Six administrators shared with Becker's ASC Review their biggest priorities for the new year. -
Enhanced recovery protocols vary, but they always work, says surgeon
In the modern era of healthcare, surgeries have grown less invasive and recovery times have shrunk as more emphasis is placed on recovery at home. -
Physician shortages won't make med school shorter, says ASC CEO
Gastroenterologists are an aging specialty, and training a new one still takes over a decade despite shortages across healthcare. -
Advanced practitioners may fill gap left by retiring gastroenterologists, CEO says
Looming labor shortages in the medical industry have been widely reported, and gastroenterologists are expected to follow the trend. -
North Carolina Ambulatory Surgery Center Association names administrator as president
The nonprofit North Carolina Ambulatory Surgery Center Association elected Jamie Ridout, MSN, BSN, as president. -
Keys to maximizing orthopedic profitability at your ASC
With advancements in medical technology and high-quality outcomes, CMS has steadily allowed more orthopedic procedures to be performed in outpatient settings such as ambulatory surgery centers. -
ASCs share 2021 accomplishments and lessons learned, 2022 goals
As we approach the end of 2021, it's time to reflect on the year that was while looking forward to the year that will be. To learn about the 2021 experiences and 2022 objectives of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) throughout the country, we did what we have done every year for the past five years: reached out to the users of "The Note Pad," an online community of surgery center professionals exclusively for Surgical Notes clients, and asked them to share their thoughts. Once again, they came through with some terrific perspectives and insight. -
Surgery Partners exec Wayne DeVeydt joins Centene board
Surgery Partners Executive Chairman of the Board Wayne DeVeydt will be appointed to the board of directors for Centene, a multinational health insurer, early next year. -
Banner Health ASC raises money for family in need
The Banner Surgery Center in Tempe, Ariz., raised money to buy gifts for a family in need. -
Spine surgeon, ASC founder dies in plane crash
Clint Devin, MD, a spine surgeon with Steamboat Orthopaedic and Spine Institute, died Dec. 10 after his plane crashed at the top of a mountain in Steamboat Springs, Colo., the Aspen Times reported Dec. 14. -
Vaccination mandates are hurting ASCs, Pennsylvania administrator says
While the CMS mandate for healthcare workers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Jan. 4 has been stalled by a federal judge injunction, some ASC administrators are still concerned about how it could affect businsess. -
Drew Bell leaves SCA, named Ventra Health's president of anesthesia
Drew Bell has been named president of anesthesia at Ventra Health, a revenue cycle and practice management firm backed by Varsity Healthcare Partners. -
Healthcare delivery challenged by feds as 'never before,' veteran ASC administrator says
From CMS restoring the inpatient-only list to unaddressed supply chain issues, obstacles facing ASCs at the federal level were discussed with Joe Peluso, administrator of Aestique Surgery Center in Greensburg, Pa. -
ASC physician owner running for Florida Senate
Ralph Massullo, MD, founder and president of Suncoast Dermatology and Skin Surgery Center in Lecanto, Fla., is running for the Florida Senate, Citrus County Chronicle reported Dec. 7.
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