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ASC-focused real estate company’s investment sales hit $312M+ in 2021 

HREA | Healthcare Real Estate Advisors advised on the sale of 27 healthcare real estate projects totaling $312 million in 2021, the company said March 5.

Surgical device company named to ‘World’s Most Innovative’ list

Surgical robotics and medical device company Memic Innovative Surgery was named one of the world’s 10 most innovative robotics companies by Fast Company.

10 total joint ASC physicians to know

Below are 10 physicians performing total joint replacements at ASCs:

Physicians’ biggest threats

Physicians are plagued by increasing administrative duties and burnout exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

ASC accounts receivable breakdown by region

The net accounts receivable for ASCs across the U.S. ranges from $742,000 to $930,000, depending on location, according to VMG Health’s “Multi-Specialty ASC Benchmarking Study” for 2022.

New York gastroenterologist pleads guilty to $1.4M billing fraud: 3 details

A gastroenterologist in Central Islip, N.Y., pleaded guilty March 7 to billing Medicare for millions of dollars for medical procedures that weren’t performed, according to the Justice Department.

Meet the all-cash ASC with over 10 years of price transparency success

The Surgery Center of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City is leading the charge in ASC price transparency with its all-cash model, according to a March 4 D Magazine report. 

Cardiologists sell New York medical office building for $11.5M 

A medical office building in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., was sold to an investor for $11.5 million, the Albany Business Review reported March 3. 

Cardiologists sell New York medical office building for $11.5M 

A medical office building in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., was sold to an investor for $11.5 million, the Albany Business Review reported March 3. 

15% hike in Utah colon cancer linked to delayed pandemic screenings 

Murray, Utah-based Intermountain Healthcare physicians are tying a 15 percent increase in colon cancer cases to a 50 percent drop in colon cancer screenings since the beginning of the pandemic, according a March 3 Standard Examiner report.