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Here’s where the highest physician competition is projected by 2028
Delaware has the highest projected physician competition by 2028, according to WalletHub’s “2022 Best & Worst States for Doctors” ranking, released March 21.
Why lunch suddenly costs too much
Lunch prices have skyrocketed amid inflation, shortages and supply chain snags, according to The Wall Street Journal.
No winners, just losers and survivors amid payer issues
Healthcare is not a one-size-fits-all industry. The current and projected U.S. healthcare and other industries labor markets are experiencing labor shortages that are driving up wages for qualified workers.
North Carolina’s 1st outpatient minimally invasive robotic spine fusion completed
Lars Gardner, DO, recently completed North Carolina’s first outpatient minimally invasive robotic spine fusion.
CNOS opens new clinic in Nebraska
Dakota Dunes, S.D.-based Center for Neurosciences, Orthopaedics & Spine opened a new clinic in South Sioux City, Neb., CBS affiliate Siouxland News reported March 22.
General surgeon pay in 5 major cities
Self-employed surgeons outearn their employed counterparts in five major U.S. cities, according to Medscape’s online physician salary explorer.
10 administrators to know
Here are 10 ASC administrators to know:
Michigan ophthalmology practice settles service animal complaint
Grand Blanc-based Retina Associates of Michigan settled allegations that it refused to allow a service animal beyond its patient waiting area, the Justice Department said March 23.
New Year, New Goals: Strategies for Maximizing Your ASC’s Revenue Cycle Success in 2022
As the healthcare industry strives to financially recover from the coronavirus pandemic and continues to meet patient needs that have changed as a result of the pandemic, revenue cycle success is at the forefront. Ambulatory surgery centers can set the…
5 updates for gastroenterology leaders
From updated guidelines to new partnerships, here are five updates for gastroenterology leaders to know:
