Here are four recent cardiology procedures that were the first-of-their-kind or the first in the state they were performed in, as reported by Becker's: 1. VA St. Louis Healthcare System's cardiology ...

Despite recent declines in activity, private equity interest in the ASC space has been high over the last several years, with 95 outpatient-specific deals in 2023 alone. The reception of PE investment ...

The Federation of American Hospitals, the American Medical Association and the Texas Medical Association filed an amicus brief Oct. 7, urging the 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to reverse a judge's ...

Here are 10 anesthesiologist suits Becker's has reported on so far in 2024: ...

North American Partners in Anesthesia has launched a patient advocate center of excellence to deliver customer service to patients navigating anesthesia billing. The new service aims to simplify the ...

The prospective phase 4, open-label study began in January 2023 and includes 500 enrolled participants across the U.S. The medication is a once-a-day pill that treats inflammation caused by ...

Recent cases highlight the significant financial consequences when things go wrong in an ASC setting, according to the report. Here are three notable examples of high jury verdicts in recent ASC cases ...

The combined net worth of the five richest physician billionaires is $45.1 billion, according to Forbes' net worth tracker. Here are the five richest physician billionaires (Note: Net worth is ...

Cleveland Clinic has the highest gastroenterology procedure volume, according to a recent report from Definitive Healthcare.

About 40% of physicians believe practitioners have no obligation to take on Medicaid patients, according to the second part of Medscape's "Hot Topics in the Medical Profession Report 2024," published ...

Baptist Health Medical Group Gastroenterology & Urology is relocating to a new facility in Corbin, Ky., according to an Oct. 9 report from the Times-Tribune. The practice officially relocated on Sept.

Nearly half of physicians (49%) believe that it is acceptable to breach patient confidentiality in the name of protecting the help of others, according to the second part of Medscape's "Hot Topics in ...