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Our exceptional billing prowess averages 30%-50% higher collections than the MGMA standards

November 09, 2010What New Trends in Anesthesia Quality Will Mean to Your Bottom Line Webinar
October 16, 2010ASA Annual Meeting 2010 San Diego, CA
October 03, 2010Community Hospitals 100 Williamsburg Lodge, Williamsburg, VA

Learn How Somnia Anesthesia Recruits Anesthesiologists and Nurse Anesthetists

14 7/14/2010

Daniele Mariconi, recruitment team leader at Somnia Anesthesia Services, explains how the company recruits anesthesiologists and nurse to service healthcare facilities, including hospitals, ASCs and physicians offices. The company currently has about 200 anesthesiology clinicians working with clients in 15 states.

Present State of Propofol Shortage

22 3/22/2010

A few months ago, the ASA in collaboration with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) worked together to address the last information on Propofol shortage

Hospital death rates unveiled for first-time comparison

Motorists heading through the Lehigh Valley from Allentown, Pa., earlier this year passed two giant billboards proclaiming: "Fast Heart Attack Care Saved My Husband's Life."

National Coalition for Quality Colorectal Cancer Screening and Care

Coalition Board Member Educates FDA on Concerns that Improper Labeling of Fospropofol

Aetna Announces Delay In Implementation Of New Clinical Policy

Decision on monitored anesthesia care seeks to avoid impact on colon cancer screening rates, provides transition to patient-friendly alternatives in emerging new sedation approaches

Second Regular Session House Bill No. 2229 94th General Assembly Introduced

By Representative Page (Sponsor) and Schaaf (Co-Sponsor). Read 1st time February 21, 2008 and copies ordered printed. D. Adam Crumbliss, Chief Clerk 5178L.01I

United Healthcare Reaffirms Coverage of Propofol for use in Colonoscopies

Encourages patients age 50-plus to get regular colon-cancer screenings MINNEAPOLIS (February 6, 2008) – UnitedHealthcare, a UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) company, announced it will continue to provide coverage for the drug propofol, when used as an anesthesia for colonoscopies, and for anesthesiologists to administer the drug during this examination.

Learn How Somnia Anesthesia Recruits Anesthesiologists and Nurse Anesthetists

Present State of Propofol Shortage

Hospital death rates unveiled for first-time comparison

National Coalition for Quality Colorectal Cancer Screening and Care

Aetna Announces Delay In Implementation Of New Clinical Policy

Second Regular Session House Bill No. 2229 94th General Assembly Introduced

United Healthcare Reaffirms Coverage of Propofol for use in Colonoscopies

Board OKs New Contract To Improve Surgery At KMC

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