Owning real estate can be expensive in 2024, but it comes with several benefits for physicians who own or are looking to own their own practice.
Category: ASC News
Class action suit filed against Walgreens
A class action lawsuit was filed against Walgreens Boots Alliance by investors who were negatively affected by alleged securities fraud.
Physician pay in the best states for healthcare
Physicians earn an average salary of $302,110 in Minnesota, the best state for healthcare.
5 ways ASCs fight the battle between rising costs and falling reimbursements
The costs of doing business continue to soar for ASCs, while Medicare and private payer reimbursements continue to decrease.
PA burnout rates across 14 ASC specialties
While the majority (86.7%) of physician assistants reported satisfaction with their career choice in 2024, there is still a slight increase in burnout symptoms among PAs across all specialties.
New ASCs see savings in pre-existing structures
For the last several years, ASCs have been popping up in some unlikely places, from vacated mall spaces to churches to day cares.
30 ASC closures since 2020
The last five years have been competitive in the outpatient surgery sector, with factors including declining reimbursements, staff shortages and rising costs forcing some ASCs to close their doors permanently.
Where ASCs can find wins by 2030
ASCs have grown and evolved exponentially in a short span, placing them at the forefront of change in healthcare.
New Jersey ASC board elects two new members
The New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers elected two new members to their board of directors in a July 30 release.
Beyond the norm: 4 ASCs offer unique business models
The world of ASCs is growing and changing quickly as administrators and physicians juggle increased demand, inflation, reimbursement declines and staff shortages. Here are four ASCs with pioneering business models, as reported by Becker’s:
