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New York City health system gets $1M in funding for cardiology improvements
NYC Health + Hospitals and New York City-based South Brooklyn Health received $1 million in cardiology funding from the state of New York. -
Hackensack enrolling patients in 2 cardiology trials, using new surgery system
Hackensack (N.J.) Meridian Hackensack University Medical Center has started enrolling patients in two cardiovascular clinical trials. The center is also using a new surgical system to improve patient accuracy. -
Washington hospital to discontinue cardiology services due to staffing, supply costs
Sunnyside, Wash.-based Astria Health will no longer offer certain cardiology services, including invasive and interventional cardiology, due to staffing issues and rising labor costs, according to a Dec. 13 report from NBC Right Now. -
Cardiologist sues Massachusetts hospital for alleged 'retaliation firing'
Richard Zelman, MD, an interventional cardiologist at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, Mass., has filed a lawsuit against the health system and its CEO, Michael Lauf, alleging he was fired after whistleblowing on unethical practices at the hospital, according to a Dec. 12 Medscape report. -
7 major cardiology updates in 2022
From new cardiovascular ASCs to a new $40 million heart center, here are seven major cardiology updates Becker's has reported on in 2022. -
Interventional cardiology to join National Resident Matching Program
Interventional cardiology will join the National Resident Matching Program in 2025, according to a Dec. 9 report from Medscape. -
Florida medical center welcomes 3 new cardiologists, prepares for expansion
Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center has added three new cardiologists — Craig Vogel, DO; Rahul Aggarwal, MD; and James Michael Gardner, DO — to its team, according to a Dec. 5 report from South Florida Hospital News. -
Texas Heart Medical Group rebrands, relocates
The Houston-based Texas Heart Medical Group has changed its name to the Texas Heart Institute Center for Cardiovascular Care and moved to a newly renovated location. -
Physician-led cardiology management org gains 3 Arizona practices
Southwest Cardiovascular Associates has joined Cardiovascular Associates of America (CVAUSA), a physician-led, national network. This partnership marks CVAUSA's first offerings in Arizona with locations in Mesa, Prescott and Yuma. -
3 moves pointing to cardiology's growing ASC presence
Cardiology is a huge opportunity for growth for ASCs as payers and CMS see the benefit in moving procedures to the outpatient setting. -
5 new cardiology ASCs in 2022
Cardiology is a huge opportunity for growth for ASCs as procedures move outpatient. Here are five new single-specialty cardiology ASCs announced or opened in 2022. -
Cardiologist pay by the numbers
Here are nine key stats on cardiologist compensation: -
6 recent cardiology updates for ASC leaders to know
From Mississippi's first ambulatory cardiovascular surgery center to a $40 million heart center and outpatient surgery expansion, here are six cardiology updates Becker's has reported on since Aug. 16: -
Mississippi hospital opens state's 1st cardiovascular ASC
Hattiesburg, Miss.-based Forrest General Hospital and the Hattiesburg Clinic partnered to open Mississippi's first ambulatory cardiovascular surgery center, ABC and NBC affiliate WDAM reported Sept. 27. -
Why cardiology is ASCs' next big thing
ASCs have seen a massive opportunity for growth in cardiology in the last few years, as payers and CMS see financial gain in performing these procedures in the ASC setting. -
World's top 20 hospitals for cardiology
Cleveland Clinic topped Newsweek's latest rankings for the world's best hospitals for cardiology. -
Cost of 4 cardiology procedures at ASCs vs. HOPDs
Costs of procedures vary between ASCs and HOPDs, with cardiology procedures for those with original Medicare and no supplement usually being cheaper at ASCs, according to data from Medicare.gov. -
12 cardiology industry stats to know
Here is where cardiology stands today through the lenses of salary, ASC statistics and more. -
Former MercyOne cardio director claims she was fired for reporting surgeon
Sioux City, Iowa-based MercyOne Siouxland Medical Center's former cardiovascular director is suing the hospital in state court, alleging she was fired for reporting safety and malpractice concerns about a heart surgeon, the Sioux City Journal reported Aug. 30. -
Illinois cardiologist charged with $1.6M tax evasion
Lake Forest, Ill., cardiologist Krishnaswami Sriram, MD, was charged with tax evasion and filing false returns for himself and his children, the Justice Department said Aug. 26.
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