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What's new with Amazon?
Here are five things to know about Amazon's recent moves that Becker's has reported on since March 11: -
Montana physician charged for patient assault
An emergency room physician at Missoula, Mont.-based Community Medical Center has been charged with sexually assaulting patients, MTN News reported May 9. -
CRNA vs. NP vs. PA pay: Key comparisons
The national average annual salary earned by certified registered nurse anesthetists, physician assistants and nurse practitioners varies by $36,260, depending on credentials, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment survey. -
Florida medical office building hit with $8M foreclosure suit
A 50,154-square-foot medical office building and an 8,006-square-foot medical office building in West Palm Beach, Fla., have been hit with a $7.88 million foreclosure lawsuit, according to a May 9 report from the South Florida Business Journal. -
40 states fall short on surgery residents
Physician and surgeon shortages are sweeping ASCs and health systems across the nation as the age of practicing surgeons continues to rise and the number of surgical residents in the U.S. continues to fall. -
Michigan physician sentenced for distributing 270,000+ opioid pills
Lawrence Sherman, MD, a physician in Shelby Township, Mich., has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for illegally distributing prescription drugs. -
The top 25 spots for physicians to retire in 2024
The 25 best places for physicians to retire in 2024 span 19 states nationwide, according to an annual ranking from Forbes published May 10. -
Ascension's IT system disrupted in cyberattack
St. Louis-based Ascension reported a cybersecurity incident May 8 that disrupted IT systems across the network. -
Michigan physician, practice to pay $2M to settle Medicare fraud allegations
James Aronovitz, DO, and his practice agreed to pay more than $2 million to resolve allegations they charged Medicare and Medicaid programs for services purportedly provided by a physician, but were rendered by physician assistants. -
Physician sentenced to 2 years for $14M fraud, kickback scheme
A nephrologist in Lexington, Ky., was sentenced to two years in prison for a $14 million kickback and fraud scheme. -
Saint Francis Healthcare to close surgery center
Cape Girardeau, Mo.-based Saint Francis Healthcare System is closing a Missouri surgery center. -
5 ASC legal cases and controversies in 1 month
Here are five controversies involving ASC closures, lawsuits or opposition that Becker's has reported on since April 10: -
Physician gets prison for $1.3M fraud scheme targeting Amtrak
A Cedar Grove, N.J.-based physician was sentenced to 26 months in prison for a $1.3 million healthcare fraud scheme targeting Amtrak. -
US News previews ASC ratings ahead of full launch
U.S. News & World Report has rated ambulatory surgery centers for the first time this year after decades of rating acute care hospitals across the nation, and surgery center leaders can now preview their results. -
Where America's 34 healthcare billionaires went to college
There are 34 billionaires in the U.S. who made their wealth in healthcare ventures, according to Forbes' annual list of the richest people in the world. -
Why 3 ASCs closed in the last year
ASCs and other small businesses have struggled to stay afloat amid rising practice costs, staffing shortages and reimbursement declines. -
Florida man sentenced, to pay $97M healthcare fraud scheme
A man in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was sentenced to 10 years in prison and three years of supervised release and must pay $97 million for his role in a healthcare fraud and kickback scheme. -
Surgery Partners sets sights on growth
Nashville-based Surgery Partners has 192 affiliated practices nationwide, and continues to be a major player in the ASC industry. -
California physician pleads guilty to $2.5M Medicaid fraud scheme
Robert Eyzaguirre, MD, the owner and sole physician of a medical clinic in Bellflower, Calif., pleaded guilty to submitting false claims to a Medi-Cal program. -
Why physicians are working locum tenens
Thirty-seven percent of physicians and advanced practice providers that work on a locum tenens basis do it as a side job on top of an additional permanant role as a clinician, according to an April report from AMN Healthcare.
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