Category: ASC News

5 old buildings converting into health facilities

From a movie theater to a JCPenney, here are five old buildings being converted into health facilities this year: 

Physician pay is changing — up in 8 specialties, down in 4 in 2022

Interventional cardiologists saw the biggest drop in pay this year, according to Merritt Hawkins and AMN Healthcare’s 2022 “Review of Physician and Advanced Practitioner Recruiting Incentives.”

‘Our model is you eat what you kill’: What 5 physicians like about being self-employed 

Medscape’s 2022 “Self-Employed Physicians Report” laid out the pros and cons of being a self-employed physician. 

What ASC leaders need to know about the 2023 CMS final rule

CMS released its finalized 2023 Physician Fee Schedule on Nov. 1. Here are five things ASC leaders need to know.

5 California updates for ASC leaders to know

From a free ophthalmology clinic to a new ASC renovation, here are five California updates Becker’s has reported on since Oct. 6: 

How physicians are reducing expenses

Sixteen percent of physicians have deferred or refinanced loans to reduce their big expenses, according to Medscape’s 2022 “Physician Wealth & Debt Report.”

‘Someone in DC is paid to make goofy regulations’: 5 physicians on the downsides of self-employment

Medscape’s 2022 “Self-Employed Physicians Report” lays out the pros and cons of being a self-employed physician. 

5 clinicians who won — or are favored to — in 2022 midterms

A number of physicians and clinicians were running for office in the Nov. 8 midterm elections this year. Five won their races or are predicted to as ballots continue to be counted nationwide. 

5 clinicians who won — or are favored to — in 2022 midterms

A number of physicians and clinicians were running for office in the Nov. 8 midterm elections this year. Five won their races or are predicted to as ballots continue to be counted nationwide. 

60,000-square-foot Indiana medical office building granted 10-year tax abatement

The Westfield (Ind.) City Council approved a tax abatement on the development of a 60,000-square-foot medical office building, according to a Nov. 6 report from local news site Current.