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More than 145,000 providers left the workforce from 2021-22: 5 findings
More than 50 million Americans left the workforce from 2021 to 2022 — including 145,213 healthcare providers, according to a report by Definitive Healthcare. -
The 550 best ASCs of 2024, per Newsweek
Newsweek, in partnership with research firm Statista, has named the top 550 ASCs in the nation for 2024. -
Florida ASCs to begin surveying staff members on facility culture
In 2020, Florida lawmakers approved a bill requiring ASCs to survey staff members about workplace culture and report the information to the state. Three years later, the surveys are set to begin, according to an Oct. 17 report from Florida Politics. -
Meet the 19 physicians in the 118th US Congress
As healthcare legislation continues to play a major role in determining the future of physicians and ASCs, from ASC price transparency legislation to prior authorization changes, 19 physicians have stepped up to represent their fellow professional colleagues in the U.S. Senate and House. -
Nearly half of residents have considered changing careers
Nearly half of residents (44%) have considered changing career paths at least once since starting their residencies, according to Medscape's 2023 "Resident Lifestyle & Happiness Report," published Oct. 17. -
Former California physician pleads guilty to prescription fraud
Raphael Malikian, MD, a former physician based in Llano and Palmdale, Calif., pleaded guilty to federal narcotics charges for illegally dispensing and prescribing controlled substances. -
The 10 lowest-paying states for RNs
Registered nurses in Arkansas earn an average of $67,838 per year, 16 percent less than the national average and the lowest figure nationwide, according to career website ZipRecruiter. -
The 6 biggest challenges faced by medical residents
For the last five years, medical residents have consistently named work-life balance, time pressure and a fear of failure as their biggest challenges, and 2023 is no different, according to Medscape's 2023 "Residents Lifestyle & Happiness Report," published Oct. 17. -
The 10 highest-paying states for RNs
Registered nurses earn $103,701 per year in Washington — 29 percent more than the national average — according to career website ZipRecruiter. -
HCA Healthcare to offer multi-cancer early detection test at facilities
Nashville-based HCA Healthcare, a healthcare provider with 182 hospitals and 2,300 ambulatory sites, has partnered with Grail, a cancer test maker , to add Grail's Galleri early detection test at select HCA physician practices. -
Tennessee ASC to be converted to urgent care, behavioral health facility
The city of Knoxville, Tenn., has opened its Public Safety Complex, and its campus includes the 25,000-square-foot St. Mary's ASC, according to an Oct. 17 report from ABC affiliate WATE. -
SURE Retractors Inc announces the first 2 cases with its new A/P Sterile Cervical Retractor System
SUNRISE, FL – Oct 17th, 2023 – SURE Retractors Inc. a medical device company that has developed a range of industry-disruptive, sterile retractors for orthopaedic, trauma and spinal surgery, has announced the first use of their latest product line addition, a new sterile anterior and posterior cervical retractor with Dr. Richard Guyer of Texas Back Institute and Dr. D Fossett of Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C. -
Alaska physician faces 23 charges in Medicare fraud case
Kenai, Alaska-based physician Ray Lynn Carlson, MD, and his clinics' managers have been indicted on 23 charges in a Medicare fraud case, Alaska Public Media reported Oct. 16. -
4 things ASCs should know about California's new noncompete laws
On Sept. 1, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill prohibiting employers from entering into noncompetes with California employees, regardless of the state the employee is working in. -
Tennessee physician's license revoked for alleged improper care
The Tennessee Department of Health revoked the license of Delenya Allen, MD, alleging improper treatment of patients, CBS affiliate WREG reported Oct. 13. -
Georgia physician to pay $27.5M to settle false claims
Internal medicine physician Charles Adams, MD, and his Ringold, Ga.-based medical practice have been ordered to pay more than $27.5 million for submitting false claims to Medicare for chelation therapy reimbursements. -
ASC network United Medical expands 20-year Oracle relationship
Ambulatory network United Medical, a multispecialty network with 225 healthcare providers, has expanded its 20-year relationship with electronic health record provider Oracle Health. -
10 best, worst states for jobs
Washington is the best state for jobs while West Virginia is the worst, according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
California raises healthcare worker minimum wage
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill raising the minimum wage for healthcare workers in the state to $25 an hour, according to an Oct. 14 report from The Hill. -
The most entrepreneurial states in the US
Florida has been named the most entrepreneurial state in the U.S. by the Digital Project Manager, which analyzed eight indicators including the percentage of the population starting new businesses, the percentage of startups still active after one year, the number of small businesses per 100,000 people and the growth rate of business applications.
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