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How to spot fake N95 masks, 6 more supply chain updates

Seven supply chain updates from the last week:

‘Rocket fuel for your career’: Why a GI owner is all-in on private equity

Rajiv Sharma, MD, owner of Terre Haute, Ind.-based Digestive Health Associates and nutritional supplement company Dr. Gut Happiness, joined “Becker’s Ambulatory Surgery Centers Podcast” to discuss how private equity can be a boon to practice owners.

ASCA asks members to urge Congress to support ASC reimbursement legislation

The Ambulatory Surgery Center Association is asking members to write to Congress and ask them to support the Outpatient Surgery Quality and Access Act of 2021. 

New York surgeon donates private practice to hospital 

Orleans Community Health Medina (N.Y.) Memorial Hospital has absorbed the private practice of general surgeon John Misiti, MD, Buffalo Business First reported Feb. 1. 

Firm aims to raise $10.8M in equity from Arizona ASC building

Investment firm Capital Square 1301 acquired a new medical office building and ASC in Yuma, Ariz.

Hospital physician recruitment jumps 7% 

COVID-19 has accelerated the migration of independent physicians to hospital or corporation employment. 

10 states with the most active physicians

The U.S. has1.06 million active physicians, according to data published by the Kaiser Family Foundation Feb. 7.

Turn your practice into a Starbucks experience, says GI owner

Rajiv Sharma, MD, owner of Terre Haute, Ind.-based Digestive Health Associates and nutritional supplement company Dr. Gut Happiness, joined “Becker’s ASC Review Podcast” to talk about the importance of branding and technology for practice owners.

Promising gastrointestinal cancer treatment emerges for those with highest risk

Researchers at the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center have found that the drug adagrasib could be helpful in the treatment of gastrointestinal cancers, according to a Feb. 7 Mayo Clinic News Network article.

New York City ASC launches Queens’ first outpatient joint replacement program

New York City-based EMU Health performed its first outpatient total knee replacement.