Today's Top 20 Stories
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Ophthalmology MSO adds Dr. Shaun Brierly as chief medical officer
Eye care management organization American Vision Partners has tapped Shaun Brierly, MD, as its new chief medical officer. -
Nebraska ophthalmology practice moves into new expanded space
Grand Island, Neb.-based Unity Eye Centers has relocated to a new, larger practice facility, according to a Jan. 15 report from The Independent. -
GI, ophthalmology and more: 4 Cleveland Clinic updates
From a top ophthalmology program ranking to the addition of new gastroenterologists, here are four Cleveland Clinic updates from the last 30 days.
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Cardiology specialist Dr. Michael Farkouh tapped for leadership role at Cedars-Sinai
Clinical cardiologist Michael Farkouh, MD, has been named the associate dean for research and clinical trials and a professor of cardiology at Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai, effective March 1. -
Arkansas Children's Northwest expands gastroenterology team
Arkansas Children's Northwest Hospital in Springdale has added new full-time members to its pediatric gastroenterology team. -
UC Davis Health opens outpatient endoscopy suite
Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health has opened an outpatient endoscopy suite. -
The greatest challenges in physician self-employment: 5 thoughts
Medscape surveyed 744 self-employed physicians for its 2022 "Self-employed Physicians Report" on their experiences.
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Optum's busy start to 2023: 3 moves ASCs need to know
Optum has inked two major deals and reported a jump in revenue since the beginning of 2023. -
Eye Clinic of Wisconsin opens its 8th office
Wausau-based Eye Clinic of Wisconsin has opened its eighth location, Wausau Pilot & Review reported Jan. 17. -
Hawaii physician to keep $205K in Medicaid funds after state's attempt to recoup
Hawaii's state Supreme Court ruled that Frederick Nitta, MD, of Hilo, Hawaii, is allowed to keep $205,000 in enhanced Medicaid payments, despite state officials' attempts to recoup the funds, the American Medical Association said Jan. 18. -
10 things to know about the physician workforce
The Association of American Medical Colleges laid out physician demographics in its "2022 Physician Specialty Data Report."
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Goshen Health unveils new medical office
Goshen (Ind.) Health has opened its new Goshen Physicians Family Medicine office inside North Webster (Ind.) Community Center, Ink Free News reported Jan. 17. -
Physician specialties with the biggest growth the last 5 years
Sports medicine saw the biggest jump in the number of physicians in the last five years, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges' "2022 Physician Specialty Data Report." -
South Carolina physician indicted for distributing prescription drugs improperly
Florence County, S.C.-based physician David Rodriguez Jr., MD, has been indicted for distributing prescription drugs for nonprescription purposes, CBS affiliate WBTW reported Jan. 17. -
Ospitek launches ASC live patient charting software
Surgical care coordination leader Ospitek has updated its surgical coordination platform View to add a live patient charting function for ASCs. -
Moderna's RSV vaccine: What ASC leaders should know
Moderna claims that its new vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus is effective in older adults, according to a Jan. 17 report from CNBC. -
6 anesthesia updates
From executive moves to staffing shortages, here are six anesthesia updates Becker's has reported on since Jan. 9: -
Shockwave Medical to buy cardiac medical device company for $75M
Medical device manufacturer Shockwave Medical is set to acquire Canada-based cardiovascular device manufacturer Neovasc for $75 million. -
FSU, Tallahassee Memorial break ground on Florida medical office building with ASC
Tallahassee-based Florida State University, Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare and real estate developer the St. Joe Company have broken ground on a new medical office building in Panama City Beach, Fla., according to a Jan. 17 report from Florida State University News. -
Construction begins on 1st medical school in Charlotte, N.C.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health has partnered with Wake Forest University to break ground on the first medical school in the city of Charlotte, according to a Jan. 17 report from NPR affiliate WFAE.
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