New details have emerged about the California Justice Department’s fraud investigation into a pain management center chain that closed abruptly in May 2021, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Category: ASC News
10 worst cities, specialties for physician pay
A career in medicine offers some of the best job-fulfillment opportunities out there, but as of 2022, money still makes the world go ’round.
ASC procedures up 11% over 11 years
The average number of procedures performed in an ASC per year has jumped 11 percent since 2011, according to VMG Health’s “Multi-Specialty ASC Benchmarking Study” for 2022.
Bad news for Optum
Amid lingering antitrust issues, Optum’s $13 billion acquisition of data analytics firm Change Healthcare is facing more hurdles as it faces a Feb. 22 deadline to close. Optum owns one of the biggest ASC chains in the U.S., Surgical Care Affiliates, an…
Most ASCs spend this much of their budget on employee pay
ASCs come in different sizes, and the gaps in operating revenue between the smallest and the largest can be tens of millions of dollars.
10 states with fewest active RN licenses
Wyoming and North Dakota have the fewest number of active registered nurse licenses, according to data from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing.
CHI Health ASC performs its 1st robotic-assisted surgery
Grand Island, Neb.-based CHI Health St. Francis performed its first robotic-assisted surgery, NBC affiliate KSNB reported Feb. 18.
BA.2 ‘stealth omicron’ variant: 11 things to know
Multiple variants in the COVID-19 pandemic have proven to be concerning, with delta’s severity and omicron’s ease of spreading both complicating efforts to keep people safe.
Behind the ‘wage war’ between ASCs and travel nurses
Between skyrocketing travel nurse pay and hospital sign-on bonuses, ASCs are struggling to recruit and retain nurses.
ASCs pull an average $11.1M operating revenue: 5 stats
ASCs come in different sizes, and the gaps in operating revenue between the smallest and the largest can be tens of millions of dollars.
