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5 cardiology industry updates
Here are five recent cardiology updates to know: -
1st single-specialty cardio ASC opens in Oregon
Pacific Cardiovascular Surgical Center in Salem is the first single-specialty cardiovascular ASC certified in Oregon, according to a May 2 LinkedIn post from Kaufman Commercial. -
Cardiologist, co-creator of implanted defibrillator dies
Morton Mower, MD, a former cardiologist based in Baltimore, has died at age 89, Mercury News reported May 2. -
Cardiologist pay jumps 6%: 5 stats
Cardiologist pay jumped more than 6 percent from 2021 to 2022, according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report 2022," released April 15. -
Cardiologist pay by the numbers
Cardiology is the third highest paying speciality according to Medscape's "Physician Compensation Report 2022," released April 15. -
5 cardiology updates for ASC leaders
From fraudulent COVID-19 reimbursement claims to a new joint-venture cardiovascular ASC, here are five cardiology industry updates to know: -
Cardiologist charged with $1.3M COVID-19 fraud
Perry Frankel, MD, owner of New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Advanced Cardiovascular Diagnostics, was charged with $1.3 million in fraudulent COVID-19 reimbursement claims, the Justice Department said April 20. -
The future of cardio ASCs, per Texas ASC Society founder
Woody Moore, founder of the Texas ASC Society, recently chose to undergo heart surgery at a cardiovascular ASC. He spoke with Becker's about the procedure and the future of outpatient cardiovascular surgery. -
Texas ASC Society founder has heart surgery at an ASC
Texas Ambulatory Surgery Center Society founder and ASC developer Woody Moore recently underwent heart surgery, and he chose to have it performed at a cardiovascular ASC. -
5 cardiology power players
Below are five power players making a difference in cardiology: -
Joint-venture cardio ASC opening in Texas
Chicago-based Regent Surgical Health and Amarillo-based Northwest Texas Healthcare System are opening a joint-venture cardiovascular ASC in Amarillo. -
A dozen ways to curb workplace bullying from the American College of Cardiology
The American College of Cardiology is looking to squash bullying in the delivery of cardiovascular care. -
Cardiologist pay in 5 major cities
Self-employed cardiologists consistently outearn their employed counterparts in five major U.S. cities, according to Medscape's physician salary explorer. -
10 industry updates for cardiology leaders
From to hacking incidents to new affiliations, here are 10 industry updates for cardiology leaders to know: -
Idaho heart center expanding, upgrading outpatient surgery services
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho-based Kootenai Health is expanding its heart center and adding services. -
Personal info from 287,000 patients compromised in hack of Denver cardio practice
South Denver Cardiology Associates, based in Littleton, Colo., said sensitive patient data was compromised in a January hacking incident. The hack jeopardizes 287,652 patients' personal information, according to HHS numbers. -
Lee Health enters affiliation agreement with Cleveland Clinic
Fort Myers, Fla.-based Lee Health is now an alliance member of Cleveland Clinic’s Sydell and Arnold Miller Family Heart, Vascular & Thoracic Institute. -
VA hospital cardiology chief pleads guilty to abusive sexual contact
California cardiologist John Giacomini, MD, pleaded guilty to felony abusive sexual contact, the Justice Department said March 8. -
Surgery Partners to launch 7 to 9 cardio ASC programs next year
Surgery Partners CEO Eric Evans said in the company's fourth-quarter earnings call that he expects cardiology to see a similar percentage of growth that orthopedics has since 2017. -
Endovascular surgery device shows promise after 1-year study
An endovascular surgical device could benefit patients with severe deep venous insufficiency, according to a recent study published in Vascular and Endovascular Surgery.
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