Category: ASC News

Tennessee medical office building sold for over $7M

A 17,837-square-foot medical office building has sold for $7.4 million in Chattanooga, Tenn., according to a Dec. 12 report from ReBusiness Online. 

ASC billing services provider named top place to work for 2022

Dallas-based ASC billing services provider Surgical Notes has been named a “Top Workplace 2022” in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, metropolitan area. 

16 recent ASC expansions, acquisitions and mergers

Here are 16 acquisitions, expansions and mergers among ASCs reported on by Becker’s since Nov. 1:

6 major moves ASCs should know

From an ASC closure to an acquisition spree, here are six moves Becker’s has reported on since Dec. 2:

How to succeed in 2023: 4 CEOs weigh in

From teamwork to transparency, four healthcare CEOs recently spoke with Becker’s about how to succeed in 2023.

How burned out are nurses in the US? 18 statistics

A study released Dec. 9 from Medscape found that the majority of nurses in the U.S. are feeling either somewhat or very burned out this year. The highest rate of burnout was reported among licensed practical nurses. 

Almost 50% of nurses have experienced emotional abuse at work, study says

Almost half of nurses reported experiencing emotional abuse at work according to a Medscape survey of over 7,540 practicing nurses in the U.S.

Nurses frustrated with workplace politics

A plurality of registered nurses and licensed practical nurses agree that workplace politics are the least rewarding aspect of their jobs, according to Medscape’s Dec. 9 “Nurse Career Satisfaction” report, which surveyed over 7,540 practicing nurses.&n…

University of Michigan partners with Sparrow Health System for ASC upgrade

Lansing, Mich.-based Sparrow Health System and Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan Health have partnered to expand care for state residents, according to a Dec. 9 report from NBC affiliate WILX. 

5 states cracking down on physician-patient sexual abuse

California has passed a law that will go into effect next month barring any physician who has engaged in sexual misconduct with a patient from practicing in the state, according to a Dec. 9 report from Medscape.