Today's Top 20 Stories
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ASC leader pay and satisfaction, by the numbers
Compensation for ASC leaders is on the rise, according to OR Manager. -
California passes bill targeting PE healthcare investments
The California legislature recently passed a bill requiring private equity groups and hedge funds to give written notice, and in certain cases obtain consent, before investing in the state's healthcare industry. -
$6.3M medical office building foreclosed on
A medical office building in Richmond, Va., has been foreclosed and is heading to auction, according to a Sept. 5 report from Richmond BizSense.
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Maine eye surgery center files 2nd bankruptcy
Bangor-based Vision Care of Maine filed for Chapter 11 protection in August, marking the second time the surgery center has filed for bankruptcy, according to a Sept. 4 report by Bangor Daily News. -
The ASC joint ventures shaping the industry
Here are three recent joint ventures making waves in the world of ASCs: -
North Dakota ASC opens doors to fill care gaps
The Dakota Physicians Group and Surgery Center has opened in Minot, N.D., according to a Sept. 4 report from NBC affiliate KFYR. -
Why ASC leaders plan quick exits
ASC leaders are less satisfied than in previous years with their role, and around one-third may exit their roles in the next year, according to OR Manager.
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ASC chains keep getting bigger
While the ASC space remains largely fragmented and independent, consolidation is on the rise as the industry's largest chains continue to expand. -
The GI procedures eligible for UnitedHealthcare's new gold card program
On Sept. 1, UnitedHealthcare released a list of procedures that will be eligible for its new physician gold-card program. -
Digital digestive health company appoints COO
Cylinder, a digital digestive health benefits provider, recently appointed Jared Scharen as its COO. -
ASCs' busy August
Here are 24 ASCs that opened or were announced in August:
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21 new GI practices this year
Here are 21 gastrointestinal and endoscopy practices that have opened or announced plans to open this year, as reported by Becker's: -
$3.5M medical office building breaks ground in Illinois
Anderson Healthcare has broken ground on a $3.5 million medical office building in Collinsville, Ill., according to a Sept. 4 report from The Edwardsville Intelligencer. -
America's 26 self-made healthcare billionaires
Of the 34 American billionaires that earned their wealth in the healthcare space, 26 are classified as self-made, according to Forbes' live net worth calculator. -
Cardiologist moves from August
Here are seven cardiologists that joined new hospitals and health systems in August, as reported by Becker's. -
Institute finds waste in US $43B yearly cancer screening cost
The cost of initial cancer screenings in the U.S. hit $43.2 billion in 2021. But, according to the Lown Institute, that number could be an underestimate. -
Anthem in the headlines: 5 updates
Here are five updates on Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield companies, which are owned by Elevance Health, one of the largest payers in the U.S., as reported by Becker's since May 21: -
Olympus expresses support for new colonoscopy recommendations
Medical technology company Olympus has expressed support for new colonoscopy recommendations and quality indicators recently released by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and the American College of Gastroenterology. -
Baptist Health receives $2M gift from local developer
Coral Gables, Fla.-based Baptist Health Foundation received a $2 million donation from MG Developer, reported South Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report Sept. 4. -
Family-owned North Carolina practice closes amid financial struggles
Quasar Family Medicine North Carolina announced the closure of its Greenville practice Sept. 3, WITN reported.
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