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New York cardiology group, physician pay $2M to settle false billing claims
New York City-based New York Cardiology and Ghanshyam Bhambhani, MD, settled claims they violated anti-kickback laws by employing an unlawful rental agreement with referring physicians and generating false claims for cardiac procedures, Bloomberg Law reports. -
Louisiana cardiology practice building ASC — 3 insights
Houma, La.-based Cardiovascular Institute of the South celebrated its 37th anniversary Aug. 15, celebrating 37 years of providing cardiovascular care to southern Louisiana communities, StMaryNow.com reports. -
Increasing surgery migration puts pressure on hospitals to develop an ASC plan
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COVID-19 test leads to life-saving heart disease diagnosis for Vikings linebacker Cameron Smith
Minnesota Vikings linebacker Cameron Smith went for a routine COVID-19 screening test last week and left a changed man after a physician noticed an anomaly with his heart, the Minneapolis StarTribune reports. -
New York cardiology practice adds surgeon with nearly 30 years experience
Cardiothoracic surgeon Sulaiman Hasan, MD, joined Albany (N.Y.) Cardiothoracic Surgeons, the hospital announced Aug. 13. -
The best hospitals for cardiology in 49 states from 'U.S. News & World Report'
U.S. News & World Report released its 2020-21 Best Hospitals rankings July 28, ranking systems by overall excellence and specialty effectiveness. -
U of North Carolina health clinic adds cardiologist to expand outpatient services
The Nash UNC Health Care Heart Failure Clinic in Rocky Mount added cardiologist Sudha Jaganathan, MD, to expand services as it nears its one-year anniversary, The Enterprise reports. -
Arizona vascular practice moves into facility with 3-OR ASC
Tucson-based Arizona Vascular Specialists has a new home, according to Layla Lucas, president of the Rocky Mountain Vascular Society. -
AHA journal withdraws paper advocating to end diversity programs
The Journal of the American Heart Association retracted a paper advocating for universities to end racial and ethnic preference programs for undergraduate and medical school admissions, Cardiac Rhythm News reports. -
Philadelphia health system names new cardiac surgery chief
Philadelphia-based Main Line Health named Basel Ramlawi, MD, chief of cardiac surgery and co-director of the Lankenau Heart Institute, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports. -
The cardiovascular care landscape: 8 obstacles, opportunities
Health systems are increasingly prioritizing the delivery of high-value care, outpatient cardiovascular treatments and primary care "at the expense of hospital-based care," according to a new Global Healthcare Advisors report shared with Becker's ASC Review by JC Lupis, GHA's research platform managing director. -
Private practice in cardiology: 6 insights
The rate of mergers between health systems and independent cardiology groups over the past decade has been "staggering," according to a new report from Global Healthcare Advisors. -
5 new partnerships in cardiology
Five cardiology-focused partnerships that have transpired since the COVID-19 pandemic began: -
Illinois hospital opens $88M cardiology, robotic surgery center
Hazel Crest, Ill.-based Advocate South Suburban Hospital opened its Center for Advanced Care Aug. 3, which features cardiac and robotic surgery capabilities, Patch reports. -
Michigan system to open $30M heart, vascular center
Midland-based MidMichigan Health plans to consolidate its heart and vascular services in a new 170,700-square-foot facility. -
'U.S. News & World Report' top 10 hospitals for cardiology
U.S. News & World Report released its 2020-21 Best Hospitals rankings July 28, ranking systems by overall excellence and specialty effectiveness. -
Cardiac surgeon who was part of 1st heart transplant team gifts $5M to alma mater
Cardiac surgeon Gerald Lemole, MD, donated $5 million to Philadelphia-based Temple University to help the university establish a lymphatics research center, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports. -
AHA supports genetic testing for heart diseases
The American Heart Association released a scientific statement on genetic testing for cardiovascular diseases, finding that such testing may help families make informed decisions around managing heart health, the association announced July 23. -
Cardiologist net worth by age: 12 statistics
Here are 12 statistics on cardiologist net worth by age, based on the Medscape Cardiologist Debt and Net Worth Report 2020. -
Private-practice cardiology group rolls out cardiac monitoring solution
Miami-based My Cardiologist partnered with real-time remote cardiac monitoring solution developer Coala Life to roll out a remote patient monitoring program in South Florida.
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