Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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Cost of an upper GI endoscopy by state: ASC vs. HOPD
ASCs are typically the less expensive site of care to receive an upper GI endoscopy compared to hospital outpatient departments, according to data from Sidecar Health's care calculator. -
3 gastroenterology facilities opening
Here are three gastroenterology facilities that have opened or have plans to open that Becker's has reported on since Aug. 11: -
AI-powered colonoscopies improve small polyp detection: Study
Colonoscopies using artificial intelligence increased detection of small polyps — but not colorectal neoplasms or advanced adenomas, which can be indicators of colorectal cancer — and resulted in higher rates of unnecessary polyp removal, according to a study published in Annals of Internal Medicine. -
One GI taps new CEO
Gastroenterology-focused management service organization One GI has appointed Christa Newton CEO. -
5 gastroenterology supergroups to know
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First-of-its-kind GI center planned in Oklahoma City
A first-of-its-kind gastrointestinal disorder center is being planned on the Mercy Hospital campus in Oklahoma City following a $7.5 million philanthropy gift, according to an Aug. 24 report from The Journal Record. -
US Digestive Health brings in 9 new providers
US Digestive Health has added nine physicians to its network throughout Pennsylvania. -
Gastro Health, GI Alliance and more: What to know about 5 industry leaders
Gastro Health, GI Alliance, PE GI Solutions, One GI and United Digestive are five of the largest private equity-backed gastroenterology groups in the industry. -
US Digestive Health's activity isn't slowing down
Here are two new additions US Digestive Health has made to its network that Becker's has reported on since Aug. 8: -
Top hospitals for gastrointestinal care in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is home to six of the best hospitals for gastrointestinal care, according to Healthgrades. -
AdventHealth expands endoscopy services to 2nd facility
The AdventHealth Center for Interventional Endoscopy is expanding its services from its flagship location, AdventHealth Orlando to AdventHealth Celebration in Kissimmee, Fla. -
The recommended age for colorectal cancer screenings is rising, but is it in the best interest of patients?
During the first week of August, the American College of Physicians updated its guidance for colorectal screenings in asymptomatic, average-risk individuals, raising the recommended screening age from 45 to 50. Some experts are not in agreement with the new recommendations. -
US Digestive Health opens new Pennsylvania office
Private equity-backed US Digestive Health has opened a new office in Langhorne, Pa., adding to its more than 33 locations and 19 ASCs. -
The 10 highest paying cities for mid-career gastroenterologists
Dallas is the highest paying city for mid-career gastroenterologists who have eight to 14 years of experience, according to Medscape's salary explorer. -
New York endoscopy center adds GI Genius
Kips Bay Endoscopy Center in New York City has added Medtronic's GI Genius endoscopy module to its facility. -
New York City's 5 highest paid gastroenterologists
While the average gastroenterologist makes $501,000 a year, New York City's highest paid gastroenterologist earns $882,400, according to data from Medscape's salary reporter. -
United Digestive, Oscar Health form partnership
Atlanta-based United Digestive and New York City-based payer Oscar Health partnered to extend care to patients in Georgia. -
UnitedHealthcare removes 3 gastroenterology codes in an effort to cut prior authorization by 20%
On Sept. 1, UnitedHealthcare is set to begin a two-phased approach to eliminate prior authorization requirements for several procedure codes, including three gastroenterology-related codes. The code removals will account for almost 20 percent of its overall prior authorization volume. -
Gastroenterologist pay increased nearly 4% in 6 years
The average gastroenterologist salary increased 3.9 percent from 2017 to 2023, according to AMN Healthcare's "2023 Review of Physician and Advanced Practitioner Recruiting Incentives" report released July 24. -
Gastroenterologist salaries in the 5 best, worst states for healthcare
On average, gastroenterologists in Minnesota, the best state for healthcare, earn $55,526 more than those in West Virginia, the worst state for healthcare, according to personal finance site WalletHub.
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