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Part of, and covering, the biggest story of their lives. That just makes everything so much more powerful and more genuine. This is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. Glor and this is our western edition. Good evening. Were going to begin tonight with this bad storm battering much of the east coast tonight. At least four people in three states have been killed by falling trees, including two boys, six and 11 years old. More than 50 Million People from the midatlantic to new england are in the ...

Discover the latest trends in ASCs.

"ASC industry groups express disappointment in CMS for only adding four new procedures to covered list for 2023, while patient demand continues to grow. However

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne recently introduced the “Protecting Healthcare Employee Privacy Act,” which will end overburdensome vaccine reporting requirements unfairly imposed on healthcare personnel employed at Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs). The bill will force the Department of Health and Human Services to remove this requirement, which unfairly penalizes ASCs if they

House Republicans are said to be focusing efforts on laws relating to pregnancies, including banning the Department of Health and Human Services from limiting federal funds for so-called pregnancy centers. Other news relating to abortion is from Texas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, and elsewhere.

Signati Medical in Providence is testing a device it says will bring “a new level of comfort, safety, and speed” to a practice that’s seen little innovation in the past century.

An environmental motion has prompted Enbridge Gas to halt construction on a $1.7M natural gas pipeline project along the 8th Line in Selwyn Township, aiming to serve 87 customers.

CMS adds total shoulder arthroplasty to the ASC-covered list after a substantial advocacy effort by the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association. Hear from the ASC

CMS finalized a 3.1% payment rate increase for ASCs in its 2024 final rule. Bill Prentice and Kara Newbury discuss the implications of this rate increase and ot

First published on The shift of procedures from the hospital to outpatient settings has gained momentum in recent years as commercial insurers boosted coverage and surgeons warmed to the idea of treating patients in ambulatory surgery centers.  Now that Medicare is catching up to this trend, experts expect the outpatient procedure migration to speed up with medical device companies like Stryker and Zimmer Biomet looking to capitalize on this shift, particularly in the orthopaedic space. Bain ...