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4 bold predictions for the ASC industry
From industry-wide growth to increased partnerships, six ASC leaders spoke with Becker's ASC Review on how they expect the ASC industry to change in the next five years. -
Quality, stability and patient satisfaction: Why one CEO stays independent
For Gregg Florentin, maintaining independence is key to maintaining financial stability. -
Creating team dynamic key to outpatient migration, nurse administrator says
The biggest misconception about ASCs is that any procedure is appropriate for the surgery center, according to Annie Shippen. -
5 things one CEO learned in the past year
From supply chain obstacles to revenue disruptions, the pandemic highlighted the need for ASC adaptability. -
How 1 Texas ASC used 'mutual obligation' to survive the pandemic
For Covenant High Plains Surgery Center in Lubbock, Texas, sharing risk among staff was key to surviving the pandemic. -
13 states with the best access to capital for businesses
CNBC ranked America's top states for business based on several categories, including the cost of doing business, access to capital and business friendliness. -
Independence the driver of innovation in ASCs, 1 CEO says
Although some leaders say ASC independence has "seen its better days," others see it as key to long-term success. -
ASC nurse awarded by Maryland health system
Easton-based University of Maryland Shore Regional Health named ASC nurse Emily Uyttewaal, RN, its 2021 nurse of the year, local NBC affiliate KVPI reported July 10. -
What 8 ASC leaders learned in the past year
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the migration of procedures to the outpatient setting, leaving ASC leaders balancing changes in both procedure volume and pandemic policy in the past year. -
Controlling the 'paradigm of care' in ASCs: 1 CEO on balancing independence with profit
The pandemic accelerated the quantity and complexity of procedures performed in ASCs, leading to an increase in partnerships and consolidation in the industry. -
10 more ASC administrators to know
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ASC independence has 'seen its better days,' according to one exec
For some leaders, independence is critical to ASC success — fostering adaptability, innovation and cost containment. For others, independence is unsustainable in the current market. -
3 biggest threats to ASCs
The power of hospital consolidation and recruiting staff continue to threaten ASC profitability in 2021. Here are the three biggest external risks to ASCs, according to eight leaders: -
3 challenges 1 ASC faced when adding service lines
Adding a service line requires a well-thought-out strategy in staff recruitment, equipment consolidation and education, according to one ASC nurse manager. -
Where ASC referral networks are headed
Referral patterns are changing for ASCs as physician groups join health systems and payers narrow their networks. -
Saltzer Health names administrator of ASC, GI center
Nampa, Idaho-based Saltzer Health named Sean McCallister the administrator of a new ASC and gastroenterology center on its campus in Meridian, Idaho, the health system announced July 2. -
He 'dramatically increased team morale': An ASC administrator to know
Since becoming the managing director of North Hollywood, Calif.-based Universal Care Surgery Center in 2016, Boris Tripolski has transformed the center's work environment, according to colleagues. -
'Dispelled with years of data': 3 leaders on the biggest ASC misconceptions
Many ASC misunderstandings are being increasingly cleared up by the migration of surgeries outpatient. -
How 4 ASC leaders recruit and retain physicians
Physician recruitment is critical for ASC growth as surgeries continue to shift outpatient. -
Who leads the 5 biggest ASC management companies?
Here are the top executives of the five biggest ASC management companies:
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