In an Oct. 16 opinion piece published in MedpageToday, Nehad Soloman, MD, a Glendale, Ariz.-based rheumatologist writes that fees for electronic fund transfers on payments made at medical practices ...

An anesthesiologist has sued Boynton Beach, Fla.-based Bethesda Hospital after he allegedly slipped and fell in an ASC, Boca News Now reported Oct. 14.

Dermatologist Barbara Vail, MD, is suing Doylestown, Pa.-based Dermatology and Mohs Surgery Center and its parent companies, along with two executives, alleging wrongful termination, according to ...

Certificate-of-need laws, which govern where providers can build facilities, have been an obstacle to ASC growth for years. The certificate-of-need process is lengthy and costly, deterring surgeons ...

Here are five lawsuits involving cardiologists since July 1, as reported by Becker's : ...

Data that revenue cycle management partners can provide to hospitals is a key piece of the puzzle in reducing payment delays and denials, according to an Oct. 9 blog post by.

By 2033, the healthcare industry may face a shortage of approximately 12,500 anesthesiologists, representing nearly 30% of the anesthesia workforce.

Patients are facing obstacles to secure care after CommonSpirit Vascular Surgery Penrose, a clinic inside Penrose Hospital in Colorado Springs, Colo., was forced to close after providers departed.

Portneuf Heart and Vascular Institute welcomes Dr. Ryan Longmore, board certified in cardiology, to their staff in Pocatello, Idaho.

Real estate developer Meridian has purchased a vacant, 94,569-square-foot medical building in Tucson, Ariz. The property will be fully occupied by El Rio Health, a federally qualified health center ...

By the end of 2024, the U.S. is predicted to see a shortage of 64,000 physicians, according to research from McKinsey & Co. These shortages will likely persist, especially among ASC specialties, ...

UPMC has shuttered a practice in Emlenton, Pa., leaving the 650-person borough without a physician, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Oct. 20.