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North Valley Surgery Center invests in new equipment, expects to perform 250 joint replacements in 2019 — 5 details
After its surgeons performed 127 same-day joint replacement procedures in 2018, Scottsdale, Ariz.-based North Valley Surgery Center has introduced the NAVIO orthopedic surgical system. -
UPS & Nephron Pharmaceuticals partnered to mitigate ASC, hospital drug shortages — 4 insights
In the midst of drug shortages, Nephron Pharmaceuticals partnered with UPS to help medications reach U.S. hospitals and surgery centers, according to a video published by WSJ Custom Studios. -
Optimizing spending, utilizing the cloud & more: 3 supply chain insights from Grant Thornton's Jeff Berman
Technology, process optimization and analysis are three ways ASCs can improve supply chain operations, according to Grant Thornton's Operations Transformation Principal Jeff Berman, who leads the company's healthcare supply chain practice. -
ASC supply chain tip of the day: Keep an eye out for risks & spikes
Cheryl Poplaski, Vizient's senior director of supply chain operations, outlined what ASCs can do to prepare for supply chain disruptions. -
Medtronic to close New Hampshire facility, affecting 150 workers — 3 details
Medtronic is closing a Portsmouth, N.H., facility that employs 150 workers, the New Hampshire Union Leader reports. -
Modernizing Medicine to showcase EHR's data sharing features — 4 insights
Modernizing Medicine will showcase modmed Dermatology's data sharing features at two upcoming conferences. -
Stryker completes ENT company acquisition: 3 notes
Stryker completed the acquisition of medical device company Arrinex. -
ASC supply chain tip of the day: Price-check GPOs
Not all group purchasing organizations are the same, according to Alpharetta, Ga.-based Surgical Information Systems Chief Nursing Officer Ann Geier, RN. -
3 ways ASCs can tackle interoperability challenges
HSTpathways CEO Tom Hui shared three main ways ASCs can solve interoperability challenges in a Forbes article. -
Canadian drug import plan aims to strip hospitals of 'unfair advantage' over ASCs: 4 insights
Gov. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., plans to work with President Donald Trump to give Florida patients access to FDA-approved drugs from Canada, the Orlando Weekly reports. -
Human tissue company allegedly hiked prices to mask lower sales, alienating ASCs: 3 details
AxoGen shareholders filed a class action lawsuit alleging the human tissue company "aggressively" increased prices to disguise lower sales. -
Loden iVision Centers hires recruiting firm — 3 key details
Nashville, Tenn.-based Loden iVision Centers enlisted a recruiting firm to conduct a physician search. -
ASC supply chain tip of the day: Use your inventory model
Alpharetta, Ga.-based Surgical Information Systems Chief Nursing Officer Ann Geier, RN, shared tips for ASCs to improve inventory management practices on the company's blog. -
Five Valleys Urology administrator's patient monitoring collaboration raises $1.2M — 4 insights
A technology-based startup aiming to improve surgical outcomes for surgery centers, hospitals and independent surgeons received $1.2 million in funding from investors, the Missoulian reports. -
ASC supply chain tip of the day: Coordinate with IT
Neil Olderman, partner at law firm Drinker Biddle & Reath and president of consulting firm Innovative Health Strategies told Becker's ASC Review the key ASC supply chain trends to watch. -
Royal Philips launches mobile C-arm platform, to soon become available in the US: 5 key notes
Royal Philips launched Philips Zenition, a mobile C-arm platform. -
How ambulatory practices can solve 3 key logistical challenges
The average ASC spends $549,000 per operating room on drugs and medical supplies, accounting for nearly one-fourth of facility net revenue each year, according to VMG Health's 2018 Multi-Specialty ASC Benchmarking Study. -
Southpoint Surgery Center adopts new EHR software — 3 insights
Jacksonville, Fla.-based Southpoint Surgery Center is implementing HST pathways' EHR software, eChart, according to HST pathways Southeast Regional Director Jon Trujillo. -
GPOs, devices & more ASC trends to watch: Supply chain expert Neil Olderman shares key insights
Neil Olderman, partner at law firm Drinker Biddle & Reath and president of consulting firm Innovative Health Strategies said in the next 10 years, ASCs can expect to see device maker role changes in operating suites, device makers treating ASCs as clients and for supply chain to shift its focus toward being accountable for patient outcomes. -
How ASCs could use Amazon for supply chain: 3 insights from Drinker Biddle & Reath's Neil Olderman
Neil Olderman, partner at law firm Drinker Biddle & Reath, and president of Drinker Biddle & Reath's consulting firm Innovative Health Strategies, counsels hospital and health system clients on group purchasing arrangements, capital equipment acquisitions, as well as clinical and purchased services agreements.
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