Category: Becker’s ASC Review

5 GI deals, moves shaping 2025

As gastroenterology practices adapt to an evolving healthcare landscape, several major deals and partnerships are reshaping the field.  Here are five such moves to know: 1. Chicago-based GI Partners of Illinois announced a partnership with Athelas to implement its AI-powered revenue cycle management (RCM) services. The deal will allow GI Partners — the state’s largest […]

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Jury rules physician was not fired for whistleblowing 

A jury has found that emergency physician Thomas Bolton, MD, was not fired for whistleblowing about patient safety concerns at HCA’s LewisGale facilities, Virginia Business reported April 15.  What happened? Who else is involved?

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Harrisburg Gastroenterology to provide GI services for 2 Penn State locations

Harrisburg (Pa.) Gastroenterology will begin providing outpatient and inpatient GI care for two Penn State Health facilities beginning June 2.  Harrisburg Gastroenterology has been serving patients in the area for over 40 years, and will now provide clinical and surgical care at Penn State Health’s Hampden and Holy Spirit medical centers, according to an April […]

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The most ‘distressed’ physician specialties

Neurologists face the highest levels of distress when it comes to their personal well-being, according to the 2024 to 2025 healthcare well-being index, a burnout and benchmarking survey developed at the Mayo Clinic a decade ago. The 2024 to 2025 report surveyed a total of 97,000 advanced practice providers, dentists, employees, medical students, nurses, pharmacists, […]

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Well-being low for over half of ambulatory nurses: Report

Over one-quarter, or 28%, of nurses based in the ambulatory care and outpatient setting reported feeling “distressed” when it comes to their well-being in 2024, while an additional 25% also reported to be struggling, according to the 2024 to 2025 healthcare well-being index, a burnout and benchmarking survey developed at the Mayo Clinic a decade […]

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ModMed donates ophthalmology EHR to 3 community colleges

ModMed is donating the use of its ophthalmology-focused EHR system to three community colleges in Illinois.  Participating colleges include Elgin Community College, Glen Ellyn-based College of Dupage and River Grove-based Triton Community College, according to an April 16 press release.  ModMed’s “sandbox” EHR environment will give ophthalmology students access to training in a real-world setting.  […]

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Patient privacy amid the rise of AI: 5 notes 

While healthcare data breaches fell slightly in 2024 compared to 2023, the number of individuals affected by data breaches sky-rocketed, driven by the February 2024 ransomware attack on Change Healthcare that compromised the data of approximately 190 million people. As technology like AI and EHR systems develop at a rapid pace, many are wondering how […]

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UChicago Medicine AdventHealth, NorthStar Anesthesia partner

NorthStar Anesthesia has partnered with UChicago Medicine AdventHealth Bolingbrook (Ill.) to provide services at the facility.  The partnership will eventually launch April 19, according to an April 16 news release. Under NorthStar Anesthesia’s model, anesthesiologists and CRNAs collaborate to provide care.  The organization was created by an anesthesiologist/CRNA partnership, and currently employs 4,000 providers across […]

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Top-paying states for RNs

California is the highest-paying state for registered nurses, according to 2024 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, published April 2. In 10 states, RNs earn more than $100,000 on average.  Here are the five top-paying states for RNs in 2025. Find the full list of pay by state here.  1. California: $148,330 2. […]

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ASC administrator vs. physician pay: 6 notes

Here are six breakdowns of how physician pay stacks up compared to ASC leader pay:  These statistics were pulled from a February report from Outpatient Surgery Magazine and Medscape’s Medscape Physician Compensation Report 2025. 1. Here are the 10 highest-paid physician specialties:  2. Here are the 15 physician specialties that reported pay declines: 3. Nearly […]

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