Surgical Care Affiliates' Andrew Hayek will join other leaders in a healthcare strategy session moderated by Chuck Lauer at Becker's Hospital Review 5th Annual Meeting.
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Sunrise, Fla.-based Sheridan Healthcare is a provider of comprehensive physician services in anesthesiology, emergency medicine, neonatology and radiology for hospitals and medical facilities.
Surgical Care Affiliates has reported a 7.7% net operating revenue increase in 2013.
West Coast Medical Resources Location: Clearwater, Fla. Type of company: Medical distributor Meet the organization: West Coast Medical Resources is a surgical surplus company founded in 1997. It purchases surplus disposable surgical supplies and equipment from hospitals and surgery centers…
Evansville Surgery Center Location: Evansville, Ind. Type of company: Multispecialty ambulatory surgery center Meet the organization: Developed in 1984 by a small group of local physicians, the surgery center has grown to include more than 100 employees. In 2013, the…
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Froedtert Health and the Medical College of Wisconsin Location: Milwaukee Type of company: Hospital/health system Meet the organization: Combining the capabilities of an academic medical center affiliated with the Medical College of Wisconsin, the Froedtert & the Medical College network…
Pamela Hess of St. Thomas West Hospital and Richard Rothberger of Scripps Health will share their financial expertise at Becker’s Hospital Review 5th Annual Meeting. Only 30 spots remain!
Most states will continue to defer to the federal government instead of facilitating their own Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges for the 2015 open enrollment period, according to a Kaiser Health News report.
Despite the uproar over potential health plan cancellations under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the disruption in coverage wouldn't have been unusual for people in the individual health insurance market, according to a new Health Affairs study.