Category: ASC News

Here are seven physicians who have been involved or are allegedly involved in five healthcare fraud cases reported by Becker’s since Jan. 30:

Here are five numbers ASC leaders should keep their eyes on:

A 2021 interpretation of Stark law prohibits medication delivery from independent physician practices, which is in turn affecting patient care, according to a Jan. 30 report in JCO Oncology Practice written by three oncologists.

The median salary for nurses nationwide is $81,220, nearly $35,000 more than the median wage across all occupations in the U.S., according to a ranking from Vivian Health.

Physicians are some of the highest-paid workers in the U.S., but as inflation continues to rise and the cost of living climbs, how far does that go?

Two Texas physicians were convicted of unlawfully prescribing opioids and other controlled substances to undercover agents posing as patients.

From staff shortages to case volumes, Peter Bravos, MD, chief medical officer of Yuba City, Calif.-based Sutter Health’s Surgery Center Division, joined Becker’s to discuss the workforce trends concerning ASCs at the moment. 

Wyoming has been named the best state to start a business in for 2024 based on research from law firm Schmidt & Clark, with a one-year new business failure rate of 24%. 

In 2022, California nurse practitioner Sarah Erny, DNP, was fined nearly $20,000 for illegally presenting herself as a physician, calling herself “doctor” on social media and with patients, according to a Feb. 6 report from Medscape. 

A Memphis, Tenn., man has been sentenced to five years of probation for stealing patient information to sell for personal gain.