[09/04/24]
Posted on September 4, 2024 in Health Law News
Published by: Hall Render
Ambulatory surgery centers (“ASCs”) continue to demonstrate strong growth nationally, as the same-day surgical care model offers advantages to both patients and providers. On the patient side, ASCs boast higher convenience and lower overall cost. For providers, well-designed and well-managed ASCs are uniquely positioned to capitalize on operational efficiencies. While offering many potential advantages,... READ MORE
Tags: Ambulatory Surgery Centers, ASC, Certificate of Need, joint ventures
[12/29/21]
Posted on December 29, 2021 in Health Law News
Published by: Hall Render
This was another dynamic year for the health care industry and for health care real estate, which is demonstrating remarkable resiliency and innovative success in the face of unprecedented challenges. This article summarizes a number of key 2021 takeaways and trends that were discussed during our 2021 Health Care Real Estate Year in Review... READ MORE
Tags: academic medical centers, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Certificate of Need Programs, Health Care Real Estate, Hospital-Based Property Tax Exemptions, Medical Office Buildings, Medtail, Senior Housing, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Social Determinants of Health, Supply chain, Telehealth
[07/29/21]
Posted on July 29, 2021 in Health Law News
Published by: Hall Render
On April 29, 2021, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’s Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) posted Advisory Opinion No. 21-02 (“Advisory Opinion”), a favorable opinion involving an ambulatory surgery center (“ASC”) joint venture and related safe harbors to the Anti-Kickback Statute (“AKS”). This opinion is significant for many reasons, including: It is... READ MORE
Tags: Advisory Opinion No. 21-02, Ambulatory Surgery Center Joint Ventures, Ambulatory Surgery Centers, Anti-Kickback Statute
[02/21/17]
Posted on February 21, 2017 in Health Law News
Published by: Hall Render
The Cures Act addresses certain electronic health record (“EHR”) difficulties faced by physicians who practice primarily in ambulatory surgery centers (“ASCs”). Section 16003 explicitly excludes physicians who furnish substantially all of their Medicare services at ASCs from the penalties imposed under various programs for failure to adopt a certified EHR. Under the current Medicare... READ MORE
Tags: Ambulatory Surgery Centers, ASC, cms, Cures Act, ehr, EMR, Health Law, hhs, MACRA, Meaningful Use, MIPS, physician