Hawaii tops the list of the most expensive states to retire in this year, with the average person needing over $2 million to comfortably retire there, according to an Oct. 9 report from CNBC based on a data report from Bankrate.
Category: ASC News
Good wages the key to success, 1 ASC CEO says
In a competitive job market, good wages and a positive work environment are the key to making sure that your organization retains top talent, according to one ASC CEO.
Court OKs suit against Iowa physician accused of incompetency
Storm Lake, Iowa-based emergency room physician Andrew Obamwonyi, MD, is appealing the court’s decision to proceed with a suit alleging incompetency, Iowa Capital Dispatch reported Oct. 6.
Former physician who practiced in 3 states admits to criminal HIPAA scheme
Frank Alario, 65, a former physician with medical practices in New Jersey, New York and Florida, on Oct. 7 admitted to wrongfully disclosing patients’ protected health information, according to the Justice Department.
29 healthcare billionaires in the US
From a Regeneron co-founder to a medical equipment firm employee, meet 29 U.S. healthcare billionaires, per Forbes’ real-time net worth tracker:
Ambulatory cloud EHR company releases new software
EClincalWorks, the largest digital charts company for ambulatory practices, has announced its latest electronic health records software, V12.
Georgia hospital expands ASC to offer orthopedic services
Southwell Medical in Adel, Ga., expanded its ASC to offer orthopedic services, Fox affiliate WFXL reported Oct. 7.
3 ASC leaders on the best decisions they made this year
Moving into the direct pay market and increasing wages are among some of the best decisions ASC leaders report having made this year.
14 medical school stats in 2022
From the universities with the wealthiest alumni, to the top programs for gastroenterology, here are 14 medical school stats Becker’s has reported on this year.
7 states the young workforce is moving to
Young, highly paid professionals are migrating away from states including California and New York, with the largest number of millennial workers flocking to Texas in 2022, according to an Oct. 7 study from CNBC.
