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What this GI CEO would change about healthcare
Michael Warne, CEO of Associated Gastroenterologists of Central New York in Camillus, joined Becker’s to discuss changes he would like to see implemented in healthcare. Editor’s note: this response was lightly edited for clarity and length. Michael Warne: I would like to see the government investing into low income communities to open up more opportunities […]
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What’s holding back ASC growth?
From shifting state policies around new ASC development to ongoing staffing issues, here are three factors hindering ASC growth in 2025: Certificate-of-need laws While certificate-of-need laws vary from state to state, many ASC leaders argue that these regulations hinder growth by subjecting centers to a lengthy and expensive approval process — one often inaccessible to […]
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Oregon governor signs strict healthcare PE bill
Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill enacting the strictest regulatory regime on private equity and corporate control of medical practices in the nation, Oregon Capital Chronicle reported June 9. The law provides a three-year window for facilities to comply with the new rules. It mandates that physicians hold at least a 51% stake in most […]
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Oregon governor signs strict healthcare PE bill
Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill enacting the strictest regulatory regime on private equity and corporate control of medical practices in the nation, Oregon Capital Chronicle reported June 9. The law provides a three-year window for facilities to comply with the new rules. It mandates that physicians hold at least a 51% stake in most […]
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‘The system is no ally:’ How 1 independent GI practice survives
Independent practice is an uphill battle across specialties as operational costs, reimbursement declines and other challenges continue to pile up. Michael Warne, CEO of Associated Gastroenterologists of Central New York in Camillus, joined Becker’s to outline some of the struggles and successes of independent practices in 2025. The challenges Labor and operational costs. Like many […]
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Meet the company fighting to close GI’s care gap
In recent years, GI practices have been facing growing financial and clinical challenges at what feel to some like an exponential rate — especially for those who remain independent. This rings particularly true when it comes to the management of chronic GI conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn’s disease, which may involve more ancillary […]
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10 ASCs hiring administrators
Here are 10 ASCs hiring administrators: Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Job listings were compiled from job-seeker websites. Practices and health systems are in alphabetical order. 1. Atlas Healthcare Partners is hiring an administrator at Corewell Health Orthopedic Surgery Center in Grand Rapids, Mich. 2. HCA Healthcare is hiring an administrator at Medical […]
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10 ASCs hiring administrators
Here are 10 ASCs hiring administrators: Note: This is not an exhaustive list. Job listings were compiled from job-seeker websites. Practices and health systems are in alphabetical order. 1. Atlas Healthcare Partners is hiring an administrator at Corewell Health Orthopedic Surgery Center in Grand Rapids, Mich. 2. HCA Healthcare is hiring an administrator at Medical […]
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U of Cincinnati surgeons perform ‘1st-of-its-kind’ valve implant in Ohio
Two physicians at the University of Cincinnati Health have completed the first implant of a fully tissue-engineered tricuspid valve in Ohio, WLWT reported June 8. Christiano Spadaccio, MD, and Antonio Panza, MD, both professors within UC College of Medicine’s cardiac surgery department, completed the procedure. UC Health told WLWT that the implant utilizes the patient’s […]
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