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FDA issues warning for Medtronic heart pump
The FDA issued a warning June 3 alerting healthcare providers to stop implants that use Medtronic's Heartware Ventricular Assist Device System. -
How cardiologists can adapt and thrive in ASCs
Shifting to an outpatient-based setting can be a daunting idea for cardiologists, but finding a well-equipped ASC can help surgeons succeed, according to James Stidham, president of Healthcare Management Associates. -
GE Healthcare, American College of Cardiology partner to advance digital technology in cardiac care
Healthcare supply and service company GE Healthcare is partnering with the American College of Cardiology to advance artificial intelligence and digital technology in cardiac care. -
Where is outpatient cardiology taking off in 2021? A state-by-state breakdown
Arizona is seeing a boom in cardiology ASC growth with three centers opened or announced so far this year. -
10 cardiology updates ASC leaders need to know
The CDC said clinicians should report all cases of heart inflammation after COVID-19 vaccination, and Colorado's first cardiovascular ASC was opened. -
Cardiology group backs reintroduced prior authorization bill
The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions stated its support of state representatives reintroducing the Improving Seniors' Timely Access to Care Act of 2021, the organization said May 24. -
Atrility Medical creates device to aid cardiac surgery patient
Medical device manufacturer Atrility Medical has created and begun selling a new device that allows physicians caring for cardiac surgery patients to recognize arrhythmias after surgery. -
Modern Vascular opens 1st wound care clinic
Healthcare company Modern Vascular opened its first wound care clinic in Southaven, Miss., according to a May 26 news release. -
Nearly half of self-employed cardiologists saw patient volume drop in 2020: Medscape
In 2020, 48 percent of self-employed cardiologists saw a reduction in patient volume, according to a compensation report by medical information company Medscape. -
St. Louis Heart & Vascular partners with concierge provider
Saint Louis Heart and Vascular announced the addition of Concierge Choice Physicians' Hybrid Choice program, according to a May 18 press release. -
Self-employed cardiologists earned more than employed cardiologists in 2020: Medscape
The 2021 "Medscape Cardiologist Compensation Report" demonstrated that self-employment generally resulted in higher earnings compared to employed cardiologists. -
Cardiologist exits Amazon medical exec role
Maulik Majmudar, MD, a cardiologist, left his post as chief medical officer of Amazon in April. -
Physician-owned Kansas hospital accuses former CFO, COO of stealing millions
Kansas Heart Hospital, a Wichita-based specialty hospital partially owned by physicians, is accusing its former CFO and COO of diverting funds and pocketing millions before resigning last year, according to a report from KAKE, an ABC affiliate. -
Proposed Florida law would require cardiology ASCs to perform 100 surgeries annually
Orlando, Fla.-based Nemours Children's Hospitals filed a challenge to the American Health Care Association's proposed rule regulating pediatric cardiac care services, according to WUSF. -
3-group cardiology joint venture forms in South Carolina
Independent cardiology and vascular practice Anderson (S.C.) Heart partnered with Azura Vascular Care and National Cardiovascular Partners for a joint venture, according to a May 4 release. -
Outpatient cardiology journal launches
A new journal launched April 29 will focus on outpatient endovascular and surgical procedures. -
What cardiology procedures are migrating to surgery centers?
There has been a rising trend of cardiology procedures migrating to ASCs, despite cardiology-driven ASCs only making up 2 percent of single-specialty ASCs. -
8 updates for cardiology ASCs
Cardiology-driven ASCs only make up 2 percent of single-specialty ASCs, but there has been an increasing trend of cardiology procedures being performed in an outpatient setting. -
Remote cardiology visits expand access for underserved patients during COVID-19
New research shows underserved patient groups were more likely to use remote ambulatory cardiology visits during the pandemic, but these visits also saw less frequent testing and prescribing, HCPLive reported April 7. -
Cardiology group sues SSM Health for $50M over lost hospital privileges: 5 details
St. Louis Heart and Vascular sued SSM Health March 31 to prevent it from entering into an exclusive contract with another cardiology provider for adult services, according to a report in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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