Today kicks off the third and final part of our “capitalizing on the cardiology boom” series. Dr. Joseph Puma is the founder of Sorin Medical and the founder and president of the New York Ambulatory Cardiovascular Society. New York does not currently allow CV procedures to take place in an ambulatory setting, so Dr. Puma is working with many organizations to change this. I had the chance to ask Dr. Puma about the most common concerns he hears from both surgery center leaders and governing bodies, and we got into the years' worth of positive outcomes he has compiled and where we go from here.

In our news recap, we’ll cover the latest from Change Healthcare, the highest-paid ASC specialty, the top citations from CMS in 2023, and, of course, end the news segment with a positive story about a new finger-prick test for Parkinson’s.

Related Episodes:

• Kristen Richards – Capitalizing on the Cardiology Boom: Key Considerations Before Adding Procedures
• Kristin Truesdell – Capitalizing on the Cardiology Boom: Maximizing Revenue

Articles Mentioned:

• Change Healthcare starts sending data breach notifications after cyberattack
• The highest-paid ASC specialty
• CMS Releases Top Citations from 2023
• AI brought hope in tackling Parkinson’s

Brought to you by HST Pathways.