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The secret to independent practice recruiting
Physician practices nationwide are struggling to fill roles amid widespread staffing shortages, with rural practices facing even greater challenges.
38 physician 'bosses': How this CEO executes strategy, builds trust
With autonomy top of mind for many practices, some groups are leaning on different models of ownership to reach economies of scale while keeping physicians in leadership positions.
UAMS awarded $11M in grants for GI clinic, endoscopy center
The Little Rock-based University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has earned $11 million in federal grants to create a gastroenterology clinic and endoscopy center in a nearby medical tower and upgrade the Monroe Building on its Little Rock campus.
Texas medical office building sells for $7.1M
A medical office building in El Paso, Texas, has sold for $7.1 million, according to a Nov. 12 report from REBusiness Online.
Georgia Eye Partners adds Cobb Eye Center
Marietta, Ga.-based Cobb Eye Center has joined under the Atlanta-based Georgia Eye Partners brand.
Cardinal Health to acquire $2.8B majority stake in GI Alliance
Dallas-based GI Alliance has entered a definitive agreement with Dublin, Ohio-based pharmaceutical distributor and healthcare services company Cardinal Health in which Cardinal will acquire a majority stake in GI Alliance, The Economic Times reported N…
United Digestive partners with Gifthealth
GI management services provider United Digestive has partnered with Gifthealth, a patient adherence and education platform.
4 ways health disparities persist in cardiology
Four new research papers highlight ways that health disparities appear commonly in cardiac care.
A new wave of gastroenterology breakthroughs
Several leaders joined Becker’s on a Nov. 1 panel at the 30th annual Business and Operations of ASCs Meeting in Chicago to discuss emerging issues in gastroenterology and patient care technology, from artificial intelligence to new screening tools.
DC physician, community leader dies at 84
Janelle Goetcheus, MD, a physician and community worker known as the “Mother Teresa of Washington,” died Oct. 26 at age 84, according to an obituary published Nov. 11 by The Washington Post.’
