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Atrium opens $3.45M medical office building

Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist has opened a 20,000-square-foot medical office building in Greensboro, N.C., according to a July 24 report from the Triad Business Journal. 

The ASC algorithm driving Tenet's growth

Tenet Healthcare’s ASC arm United Surgical Partners International has seen skyrocketing growth in the last five years, becoming the largest ASC chain in the U.S.by number of centers and physicians. 

USPI inks deal with Florida orthopedic group 

ASC chain United Surgical Partners International inked a partnership with the Tampa-based Florida Orthopedic Institute in the second quarter of 2024, according to parent company Tenet Healthcare’s July 23 second quarter earnings call transcribed by See…

USPI quietly buys Covenant Surgical Partners: Report

ASC giant United Surgical Partners International, owned by Tenet Healthcare, quietly purchased Covenant Physician Partners in the first quarter of 2024, ION Analytics reported in April. 

3 new cardiology practices

Here are three cardiology practices that opened or began development in the last month, as reported by Becker’s since June 27:

5 ASC developments in Florida

Here are five new ASCs that opened or are in development in Florida this year, as reported by Becker’s since Feb. 5:

New Jersey hospitals breaks ground on $34M surgery center expansion

Stafford-based Southern Ocean Medical Center has broken ground on their $34 million expansion project. 

New Jersey couple sentenced for impersonating physician, running illegal practice

A New Jersey man and his wife were sentenced in connection with sexually assaulting two women,impersonating a doctor and running an unlicensed medical practice, according to a July 24 report by NBC New York. 

Another GI chain implements AI solutions

Nashville, Tenn.-based One GI is implementing artificial intelligence solutions to improve patient care. 

Behind this gastroenterologist's key to collaborative success

Ongoing clinician burnout, staffing shortages and rising supply costs have consistently been cited as some of the most significant industrywide issues among healthcare professionals — regardless of care setting.