Oklahoma City is the city with the highest adjusted cost of living for physicians, based on adjusted compensation rates, according to Doximity’s “2023 Physician Compensation Report.”
Category: ASC News
Kentucky physician wins $14M in lawsuit against CVS, Rite Aid
Kentucky physician James Chaney has been awarded $14 million in his lawsuit against CVS and Rite Aid of Kentucky for wrongly attributing drug orders to him, the Lexington Herald Leader reported March 22.
Cities with the highest demand for temporary physicians
Tallahassee, Fla., is the metropolitan area with the highest demand for temporary physicians, according to 2023 data from online networking service Doximity.
Solo practice physicians see pay jump: Compensation growth by employment type
Physician pay in a solo practice jumped 3 percent in the last year, according to 2023 data from online networking service Doximity.
The biggest threats ASCs are facing in 2023
Issues including staffing shortages, payer reimbursements and hospital/health system competition are putting pressure on ASCs in 2023.
Hospitals are ending services — here's how 'the ASC industry is reshaping itself'
While hospitals continue to close service lines, a window of opportunity appears to be opening for ASCs.
Physician vs. lawyer pay
Here are five statistics to know about physician and lawyer compensation:
11 New York updates for ASC leaders to know
Here are 11 New York-based healthcare updates to know reported by Becker’s since March 16:
The metropolitan areas that pay physicians the least
Physicians in the Washington, D.C., area get paid the least on average of any metropolitan area in the U.S., according to 2023 data from online networking service Doximity.
The metropolitan areas that pay physicians the most
Physicians in the Charlotte, N.C., area get paid the most on average of any metropolitan area in the U.S., according to 2023 data from online networking service Doximity.
