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Ten Weeks of COVID-19: A Look at Anesthesia’s Journey

Ten Weeks of COVID-19: A Look at Anesthesia’s Journey
Summary:COVID continues to have an impact on anesthesia practices. A review of our clients' case volumes during the pandemic provides a picture of disparity, with some groups still grappling with the effects of the virus and others ramping back up to near normal case levels. This article provides insight on the current status and future outlook of ...
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Evaluating the Anesthesia Employment Option

Evaluating the Anesthesia Employment Option
Summary:Staying independent has long been the goal for most anesthesia practices, but that goal is becoming increasingly elusive. Strategic thinking on the part of both independent groups and hospital administrators is more critical than ever in this era of cost containment.The majority of American anesthesia providers pride themselves on working f...
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Adding to the Tool Chest: Virtual Visits for Chronic Pain

Adding to the Tool Chest: Virtual Visits for Chronic Pain
Summary:Pain practitioners are in a unique position to utilize the new waivers and changes that pertain to telehealth and other virtual visits. However, the rules covering these services are complex, nuanced and ever-changing. Today's alert explores these services and their requirements.Many of our chronic pain clients have fully embraced telehealt...
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Assessing the Impact of Unemployment on Anesthesia Practices

Assessing the Impact of Unemployment on Anesthesia Practices
May 26, 2020 Each week, we are all updated on the growing ranks of the nation's unemployed. State lockdowns have resulted in some unimaginable unemployment numbers in every state. As of May 21, another 2.4 million workers were added to the jobless rolls, bringing the total to 38.6 million—and this number represents just the individuals who were ac...
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Elective Surgery Ramp-up Revelations: Anesthesiologists & CRNAs Respond to Survey

Elective Surgery Ramp-up Revelations: Anesthesiologists & CRNAs Respond to Survey
Summary: With the approach of mid-May, we felt it important to get a snapshot of what anesthesia practices are experiencing and expecting as it concerns the resumption of pre-COVID surgery volumes. To facilitate this, we asked our clients to participate in a survey. The results are in, and some are quite interesting.One of the things that neve...
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