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What a Trump presidency means for physicians: 13 leaders weigh in
Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States on Nov. 6, and 12 leaders joined Becker's to discuss what this could mean for physicians. -
Physician advocacy groups slam CMS' pay cut
CMS released its 2025 physician payment rule, which includes a 2.83% conversion factor decrease from 2024. -
ASC pay increase a 'huge win' for some, too 'slow' for others
CMS finalized a reimbursement increase of 2.9% for ASCs meeting quality reporting requirements next year. -
ASC administrator compensation, workforce in 2024
Here are five notes on the ASC administrator workforce and compensation in 2024: -
Physicians' pay problem intensifies
Concerns among physicians about the future of healthcare have intensified following CMS finalizing a 2.83% physician pay cut Nov. 1. -
The 1 thing that could be holding back ASCs
ASCs are in a strong position amid the industry shift to value-based care, but for some, a lack of comprehensive data is holding them back. -
3 notes for ASCs managing multigenerational physician teams
Many ASCs are run by multigenerational teams of physicians, with different needs and priorities based on the progress of their careers. -
What's new with physician pay?
Here are four key updates to physician pay that leaders need to know: -
ASCs battle hospitals' deep pockets for labor
ASCs in many markets are finding themselves in direct competition with hospitals, which can often offer higher salaries, for staff recruitment and retention. -
Envision CFO, CIO to exit
The CFO and CIO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Envision Healthcare, former owner of ASC chain AmSurg, are planning to exit the company. -
ASCs forced to become 'discretionary' about cases
Many ASCs are being forced to shift the way they operate as practice costs soar and payer reimbursement rates sink. -
How much debt are medical residents anticipating?
Approximately 47% of U.S. medical residents anticipate graduating with more than $200,000 in debt, according to Medscape's 2024 "Residents Lifestyle & Happiness Report," published Oct. 18. -
FDA Grants De Novo Marketing Authorization for the Distalmotion Dexter® Surgical Robot
Distalmotion’s Dexter Surgical Robot opens an entirely new era for soft tissue robotics in the outpatient setting and ambulatory surgery centers that will have immediate benefit for patients. -
The state of physician-owned hospitals: 10 things to know
Physician-owned hospitals have been a contentious topic in healthcare for years, especially since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, which placed limits on new and expanded physician ownership of hospitals. -
What 5 leaders are saying about the decline of private practice
The number of private practices is rapidly declining as physicians continue to migrate to employed models. -
Are the 5 richest physician billionaires self-made?
All five of the country's richest physicians are self made to some degree, according to Forbes. -
Independent ASCs' new dilemma
The ASC industry is facing a new dilemma: An aging physician population looking to cash out, but not necessarily to larger consolidators. -
Single- vs. multispecialty ASCs: 5 financial dynamics shaping the industry
As ASCs grow in popularity amid the shift toward outpatient procedures, being intentional about specialty focus and ownership models is critical to achieving success." -
Fewer surgeries a welcome side effect amid IV shortages for this ASC
Ken Schaff, regional ASC administrator at HCA Surgery Ventures, is facing an unexpected benefit amid the ongoing IV fluid shortages: a decrease in patient volumes for October. -
California ASC ownership lawsuit settled after decade of litigation
After more than 10 years of litigation, a California Court of Appeal has ruled on behalf of an ASC following an involuntary buyout of an ASC member's ownership interest after his misconduct, according to a release from law firm Holland & Knight.
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