| 7:00 am–8:00 am |
Start the day off with a breakfast filled with bagels, pastries, fruit, a variety of juices and, of course, a cup of coffee to get you going!
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| 8:00 am–9:30 am |
Review reimbursement standards and guidelines for major government payers and identify ways you can work within your center to ensure you are capturing all available reimbursement. Explore ways to combat the most common issues encountered with government payers and look at reimbursement opportunities that are often missed. Review government payer denial trends and discuss best practices for combating these denials. Learn how to resolve authorization issues, understand medically unlikely edits, effectively manage medical necessity denials and tackle other common challenges to help ensure your facility collects maximum reimbursement.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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As a nationally recognized ASC revenue cycle leader, Rebecca has successfully managed all areas of revenue cycle management for more than 15 years. Rebecca began in ASC leadership as Business Director for two high volume, multi-specialty surgery centers in south Florida.
Rebecca joined SurgCenter Development in 2008 as Director of A/R & Materials where she worked to help develop over 15 ASCs with a focus on deploying successful revenue cycle and business office processes. Rebecca then went on to become VP, Revenue Cycle & Managed Care Contracting for a surgery center/surgical hospital management company directing a CBO for its 18+ Clients.
Currently Rebecca serves as President of NSN Revenue Resources, where she has built an unmatched team with diversified experience. NSN currently has 111 ASC clients, 160+ team members and prides itself on serving its clients through excellence in customer service, reimbursement strategy, company culture and team development.
Get a high-level overview of what you need to know about recent changes to federal regulations that impact your ASC. Examine recent Medicare payment policies that were included in the 2020 payment rule, including the annual update to ASC payment rates, rate changes for key specialties, new codes that were added to the ASC-payable list for 2020 and changes to the ASC Quality Reporting Program. Get the latest updates on Medicare policies that impact ASC surveys and certification.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
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Kara Marshall Newbury serves as director, government affairs and regulatory counsel for the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association (ASCA), and through these roles spearheads ASCA’s federal advocacy efforts. Kara previously coordinated state legislative, regulatory and public affairs for the association. Before joining ASCA, Kara served as the assistant director, state government affairs at the National Association of Professional Employer Organizations and staff attorney and director of government relations for the Community Financial Services Association. Kara received her undergraduate and law degree from The Ohio State University.
Master the basics of finance in the ambulatory surgery setting during this introductory session. Discuss the fundamentals of accounting and finance, review income statements and balance sheets and learn how to navigate basic financial decision making.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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John Goehle is the Chief Operating Officer and partner with Ambulatory Healthcare Strategies, LLC - a Rochester, New York-based ASC management and consulting services company.
Prior to forming AHS, Mr. Goehle developed and managed two Rochester New York-based ambulatory surgery centers, and provided management consulting services for a wide range of health care organizations, primarily in the Northeast.
Mr. Goehle has a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh Scotland, and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Ithaca College in Upstate New York. He holds the prestigious Certified Administrator Surgery Center (CASC) credential. He is also a Certified Public Accountant in the State of New York. Mr. Goehle is also an accreditation surveyor with the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Healthcare (AAAHC).
Mr. Goehle is the host of the ASC Podcast with John Goehle available on iTunes and Google Play. He is also is frequent speaker on health care finance, technology and administration and has authored or co-authored eight books related to the ASC Industry including Ambulatory Surgery Center Governance - A Guide for Ambulatory Surgery Center Owners & Governing Body Members and The Survey Guide for ASCs – A Guide to the CMS Conditions of Coverage & Interpretive Guidelines for Ambulatory Surgery Centers. He is a former board member with the Federated Ambulatory Surgery Association and one of the founders of the New York State Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers.
CMS requires that ASCs have “a licensed healthcare professional qualified through training in infection control and designated to direct the ASC’s infection control program.” Traditionally, the infection prevention designee fulfills more than one role in the facility and so often struggles to define their responsibilities when directed to manage the program. Identify the key components of an ASC infection prevention program that are the responsibility of the infection preventionist. Explore how the role of infection preventionist integrates with a multidisciplinary approach towards a QAPI program.
AEU Content Area: Delivery of Patient Care
IPCH Content Area: Infection Prevention Program Development, Implementation & Maintenance
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Debbie currently provides healthcare consulting services to ASC’s focusing on developing and maintaining comprehensive Infection Control and Quality programs. She assists facilities with survey readiness for CMS and accreditation agencies. Prior to consulting, she was a VP of Operations for a management company overseeing the operations and development of ASC's and surgical hospitals. She has worked in the ASC industry in California since 1993, beginning as an Administrator of a surgery center. Debbie served on the Board of the California Ambulatory Surgery Association for 15 years; including Past President. She continues to date to serve as Chair of the Education Committee, including developing the CASA Infection Control Seminar for over 11 years.
Attendance is limited to 100 people. A first-come, first-served policy will apply.
Quality Assessment Performance Improvement (QAPI) studies are a required—yet often challenging—component of your QAPI program. Bring your most pressing questions and concerns about how to conduct a QAPI study to this interactive roundtable session. Learn how to identify the areas you should explore in order to find appropriate and useful QAPI study topics within your ASC. Once you’ve identified your topic, you’ll walk through the steps of conducting and documenting a QAPI study that will meet compliance standards. Space is limited, so arrive early to make sure you get a seat.
AEU Content Area: Quality Management
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Crissy has worked for the last 14 years in a variety of inpatient and outpatient clinical settings, including critical care, trauma and ambulatory surgery. Her clinical experience gives her an acute appreciation for the challenges involved in interpreting and applying regulations and standards in the clinical setting. Her consulting responsibilities include development of facility documentation to meet regulatory and accreditation standards, licensing/certification/accreditation compliance, infection control and quality management. Crissy is a Registered Nurse. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from California State University, Long Beach and her Master of Science in Nursing, with a Leadership concentration, from California State University, Fullerton. Her practicum hours, for her Master’s degree, were working with the Director of Evidence-Based Perioperative Practice at AORN. She is a frequent presenter on ambulatory surgery topics at national meetings.
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| 9:30 am–10:30 am |
Don’t miss out on your last chance to visit the ASC industry’s largest expo hall during our morning coffee break.
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| 10:30 am–12:00 pm |
Get the latest legal updates on ASCs’ requirements to address employee drug testing and use. Discuss the legal requirements for sexual harassment and wage and hour compliance. Get the tools and insights you need to help ensure you’re protecting your employees and your center.
AEU Content Area: Human Resources
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Salvatore Puccio is a Partner at Garfunkel Wild, P.C., which he joined in 2008. He is a member of the firm’s Litigation and Arbitration Group and Employment Law Group, which advise clients on a host of litigation issues in both federal and state court, and Appellate Litigation Group, which includes federal and state appeals. Sal's practice primarily focuses on advises and counseling health care providers on their day-to-day business operations.
Sal has particular experience in counseling clients concerning the employer-employee relationship including the defense of age, race, gender, national origin, disability discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuits, compliance with workplace regulations and employment statutes, and wage and hour lawsuits. Sal also focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation matters and has represented clients in breach of contract matters, managed care disputes, partnership disputes and breakups, antitrust matters, construction litigation, landlord/tenant disputes, and employment disputes.
Review the Medicare ASC reimbursement and payment logic and discuss the impact this has on commercial payer contract structure and negotiations. Explore the implications that these rules have on surgery migration trends and consider how this affects ways to approach commercial payers in ASC contracting.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
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Naya Kehayes is a Principal and Ambulatory Surgery Practice Leader at ECG Management Consultants. Prior to ECG, she was the Founder and CEO of Eveia Health Consulting. She has spent more than 25 years in the healthcare industry and 20 years in consulting. She has devoted her career to working with ASCs, surgical hospitals and surgeons, and has a proven track record as a strategic adviser to clients in ASC operations, managed care contracting, reimbursement, and financial analysis. Naya is a member of the ASCA Government Affairs Committee. She is a board member, the Payment Policy Chair and past President of the Washington Ambulatory Surgery Center Association. She has numerous publications, is a national speaker and a lecturer at Yale University School of Public Health. Naya earned a B.A. from the University of Rochester and a Masters of Public Health from Yale University.
Explore advanced topics in ASC finance, including benchmarking, financial projections, break-even analysis and ratio analysis. Get answers to your more challenging financial questions and discuss ways to handle difficult financial situations.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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John Goehle is the Chief Operating Officer and partner with Ambulatory Healthcare Strategies, LLC - a Rochester, New York-based ASC management and consulting services company.
Prior to forming AHS, Mr. Goehle developed and managed two Rochester New York-based ambulatory surgery centers, and provided management consulting services for a wide range of health care organizations, primarily in the Northeast.
Mr. Goehle has a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh Scotland, and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Ithaca College in Upstate New York. He holds the prestigious Certified Administrator Surgery Center (CASC) credential. He is also a Certified Public Accountant in the State of New York. Mr. Goehle is also an accreditation surveyor with the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Healthcare (AAAHC).
Mr. Goehle is the host of the ASC Podcast with John Goehle available on iTunes and Google Play. He is also is frequent speaker on health care finance, technology and administration and has authored or co-authored eight books related to the ASC Industry including Ambulatory Surgery Center Governance - A Guide for Ambulatory Surgery Center Owners & Governing Body Members and The Survey Guide for ASCs – A Guide to the CMS Conditions of Coverage & Interpretive Guidelines for Ambulatory Surgery Centers. He is a former board member with the Federated Ambulatory Surgery Association and one of the founders of the New York State Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers.
ASCs are diligent about tracking post-surgery infections in patients and use a variety of tools and processes to try to understand how and why they occurred. When an infection is uncovered, what steps does the infection preventionist need to take to reduce the risk of it happening again? Get answers to all your questions about how to respond when a patient has an infection after surgery.
AEU Content Area: Delivery of Patient Care
IPCH Content Area: Surveillance, Data Collection and Analysis
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Ann Geier is Chief Nursing Officer for Surgical Information Systems (SIS), a leader in perioperative information systems. In this role, she consults with clients on best practices and strategies to enhance efficiency, improve compliance and deliver high quality patient care.
Ann Geier has worked in the ASC industry for over 30 years, and is a recognized expert. She has been responsible for every aspect of ASC financial & clinical operations, and has been a surveyor for Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) since 2006.
Ann’s extensive clinical background is in the operating room, where she served in every capacity. She is an active member of AORN and ASCA, and she represented ASCA on the Board of Directors of AAAHC.
She was selected by the Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification (BASC) Nominating Committee serve on the BASC Board through 2019 and is currently the secretary/treasurer.
Ann has an MS in Health Services Administration from the University of St. Francis. She is CASC & CNOR certified. She regularly speaks at national meetings and contributes articles to Outpatient Surgery Magazine, ASC Focus, Becker’s ASC Review. She has written an e-book, Admin 101: What Every New ASC Administrator Needs to Know available at www.sisfirst.com.
She is a world traveler; enjoys teaching and mentoring up-and-coming ASC leaders, and public speaking.
Attendance is limited to 100 people. A first-come, first-served policy will apply.
If an adverse event occurred today, would you know how to properly conduct an investigation, facilitate open communications and develop an action plan? The time to make sure you’re prepared to respond to an adverse event isn’t after it’s already occurred—it’s now. During this interactive roundtable session, you will use case studies to learn how to investigate an event and formulate a root cause analysis; communicate with staff, physicians, your insurance carrier and the patient and their family; and prepare for investigations by state authorities and potential legal proceedings. Space is limited, so arrive early to make sure you get a seat.
AEU Content Area: Quality Management
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Sandra was a hospital administrator for several years before opening and managing surgery centers as an administrator and as a consultant. Her experience was highlighted in an AMA news article about peer review proceedings at a hospital corporation. She has written articles and presented case studies on peer review, assisted corporate and independent surgery centers in managing peer review activities and adherence to medical staff bylaws and has managed state and national reporting of peer review results for numerous surgery centers. Sandra is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management, CASC, and Certified in Quality Management.
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| 12:10 pm–1:50 pm |
Join your colleagues in celebrating the recent successes and accomplishments of the ASC industry during this midday meal.
The Celebration Luncheon offers a change of pace after days of intensive educational sessions and the hubbub of the Expo Hall.
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| 2:00 pm–3:30 pm |
The ASC has historically been an attractive work environment for physicians, nurses and other members of the healthcare team searching for that perfect place to serve patients while also enjoying a healthy work-life balance. However, an evolving set of regulations, paperwork and work pace has threatened that equilibrium, creating a challenge for ASC leaders. Research says that the higher the professional satisfaction, the better the quality of patient care provided. Employer-employee relationships, engagement and autonomy are linked to professional satisfaction. Explore strategies that ASC leaders can use to increase engagement and satisfaction of employees and physicians, and ultimately improve the overall patient experience as well as the quality of care delivered at their center.
AEU Content Area: Quality Management
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Michelle George is Senior Director of Clinical Services with Surgical Care Affiliates. Michelle has over 35 years of experience as a registered nurse. She has worked in various areas of nursing including critical care, emergency and trauma, and surgical services. Michelle has served in multiple hospital and ambulatory surgical center leadership roles, served on professional advisory boards, as affiliate faculty to a nursing program and professional speaker to professional and state healthcare organizations. She has authored various nursing journal articles and been contributing author to a healthcare textbook. Michelle completed a Master’s in Nursing Administration program at San Diego State University and holds a Certified Administrator Surgery Center certification. She serves on the ASCA Education Committee, is the immediate past-president for ASC Quality Collaboration Board of Directors and is the current President for California Ambulatory Surgery Association.
The ASC industry continues to be at the forefront of healthcare transactions and investments. Review current transaction trends, focusing on for-profit, nonprofit, management company and private equity investment. Discuss the fundamentals of fair market value (FMV) and learn what FMV actually means, why it’s required in an ASC transaction and what the compliance benefits of an FMV appraisal entail. Examine the valuation techniques for an ASC and identify relative risks that drive value for all stakeholders. Consider market observations that are shaping the ASC transaction space and gain practical tips to maximize the value of your ASC.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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Clinton Flume is a Managing Director at VMG Health in the Dallas office. Over his 12 year tenure, his focus has been on developing client relationships and providing valuation, transaction advisory, and operational consulting services in the healthcare services industry. He has significant experience with the ambulatory surgery centers. Having conducted over 350 ASC valuations, Mr. Flume has provided FMV opinions and ASC development consulting services to for-profit and not-for-profit health systems, ASC management companies and private equity.
Colin Park is a Director at VMG Health and is based in the Dallas office. His focus has been on developing client relationships and providing valuation, transaction advisory, and operational consulting services in the healthcare services industry. Specifically, he has significant experience with ambulatory surgery centers, acute care and specialty hospitals, oncology centers, diagnostic imaging centers, dialysis centers, physicians groups, and numerous other ancillary healthcare service business segments. In addition to the extensive valuation experience for transaction planning and financial reporting purposes, he has consulted on numerous development, feasibility, and denovo business development engagements. Clients include for-profit and not-for-profit health systems, ancillary services providers, development companies across several healthcare industry sub-specialties, and other publicly owned and privately held healthcare entities.
Every human being is unique. Finding the groove for a positive culture in a workplace full of individuals with distinct needs, dispositions and personalities is a challenge. However, it's not impossible. All it takes is intention, planning, communication, focus and, of course, some fun. Discover ways you can set expectations, gain respect, build trust and ultimately create a positive culture for your team.
AEU Content Area: Human Resources
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I have worked as a teacher, supervisor, professor, instructional designer, change leader, mentor, and facilitator. I have a bachelor's in Sociology and a Master's in Anthropology and in Information Science. For over 20 years I have helped teams develop and grow. I have certifications in DiSC, Change Style, Teamwork, and Facilitation. I have worked with non-profits, NGO's, government, higher education, and corporate groups to grow individuals, create team, and impact customer experience.
OSHA was created to protect employees and create a safe and healthy work environment for your staff. Without OSHA, there would be many more serious incidents and fatalities in the work environment. Discuss OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and learn how it was developed to protect not only the employee but also the provider who may come in contact with potentially infectious body fluids.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
IPCH Content Area: Infection Prevention Strategies
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Providing OSHA training, facility inspections and compliance manuals to the healthcare industry since 1996. Total Healthcare Compliance provides approximately 600 OSHA trainings annually to the healthcare industry in addition to speaking at national, regional, state and local conventions.
Archie Jennings is a Certified Medical Compliance Officer (CMCO) and is a United States Department of Labor, OSHA Authorized Trainer.
Attendance is limited to 100 people. A first-come, first-served policy will apply.
Go well beyond spreadsheets in this interactive roundtable session, designed for ASC administrators, on operational finance. Take a deep dive into budget creation and management, financial projections, productivity improvement, supply spend analysis and balance sheet reviews. Gain valuable tools and insights you can use to improve your ASC’s financial performance. Space is limited, so arrive early to make sure you get a seat.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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Terry is Vice President of Ambulatory Surgery Centers for Community Health Systems in Franklin, Tennessee. The CHS portfolio includes over 100 hospitals and 25 ASCs throughout the United States. Terry served as President of the national ASC Association (ASCA) from 2014 to 2016 and as President of the California Surgery Center Association (CASA) from 2012 to 2014. Terry was Vice President of Operations for two national surgery center companies and has managed surgery centers and surgical hospitals in 15 different states.
Terry is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA) and a Certified Administrator Surgery Center (CASC). He holds a master’s degree in Healthcare Administration and an undergraduate degree in Accounting. He served as faculty for the University of Florida as adjunct assistant professor in their Masters in Healthcare Administration program. He retired as Commander in the United States Navy Reserve after 24 years of military service.
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| 3:30 pm–3:45 pm |
Take a quick break to enjoy a snack or a drink before heading back to the educational sessions.
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| 3:45 pm–5:15 pm |
In today's highly competitive, value-based-driven healthcare environment, physician-hospital joint ventures have become a model that more hospitals and health systems are actively pursuing. Analyze the results from the second year of a national survey of hospital executives that focused exclusively on ASC joint ventures. Discuss preferred equity stake, rules concerning participation by employed physicians, management structure, reasons for hospital affiliation/ownership of ASCs, future joint-venture plans and other topics that were covered in the survey.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
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Joan Dentler is president and chief executive officer of Avanza Healthcare Strategies, which provides healthcare organizations with strategic guidance, with a focus on outpatient services and community collaborations. For more than 25 years, Joan has been consulting on, developing or operating ambulatory surgery centers, hospital outpatient services and community health initiatives. She founded ASC Strategies in 2007 and Outpatient Strategies in 2011, unifying the two companies under a single brand, Avanza Healthcare Strategies, in 2013.
Joan's breadth of experience and disarming nature help her quickly build trust and establish credibility with clients and other stakeholders. She is known for her incisive business acumen and elegant solutions to complex problems. Before founding Avanza, Joan worked in healthcare administration, serving as a hospital liaison for physician-hospital joint ventures and as an administrator of community-based women's health and pediatric primary care facilities.
At first glance, the CMS requirements for emergency preparedness can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a variety of tools and tactics you can use to ensure your facility is compliant. Learn how to evaluate your emergency preparedness plan, make any necessary changes and ensure your facility is prepared to respond appropriately to an emergent incident.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
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Carrie Kotecki is a retired Director of Emergency Services at Bronson Healthcare Group in Kalamazoo Michigan after 38 years. Carrie trains nationwide on the topics of workplace violence, healthcare leadership & front line staff training, as well as performs on-site mock surveys as it relates to Emergency Preparedness. In Carrie’s previous position, her responsibilities included 24- hour oversight of a Level One Trauma center with an annual census of 98,000 visits, a 20- bed admission unit, 24/7 Admission Transfer Center, and overall responsibility for the Emergency Preparedness programs for the hospital system. Further responsibilities included: development of disaster manuals, development of an incident command training program, and development of department specific emergency plans for all units within the hospital.
As a subject matter expert/contracted instructor for the Center of Domestic Preparedness for the past 14 years, Carrie enjoys teaching health care leadership disaster tactics to leaders across the United States.
In 2018 alone, the US Department of Justice collected more than $2.5 billion from healthcare providers under the federal False Claims Act (FCA). This continues a decade-long trend of multibillion-dollar recoveries. ASCs have been no stranger to government enforcement. In particular, ASCs have to contend with a multitude of federal regulations as well as federal statutes such as the FCA and the Anti-Kickback Statute. Discuss these federal laws and regulations, review examples of enforcement in the ASC space and get advice on how to structure relationships in order to avoid government scrutiny and the possibility of a costly government investigation.
AEU Content Area: Regulatory and Legal Issues
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Scott Grubman is an attorney who represents healthcare providers of all types and sizes in connection with government investigations, both criminal and civil, False Claims Act litigation, and regulatory compliance. Scott has successfully represented ASCs in connection with these matters. Prior to joining private practice, Scott worked for the United States Department of Justice, where he investigated and prosecuted healthcare fraud matters and was a member of his district's healthcare fraud task force. In addition to his law practice, Scott speaks at conferences nationwide on topics of government enforcement and healthcare compliance, and also serves as an adjunct professor of law at both Emory University Law School and Georgia State University School of Law, where he teaches courses related to healthcare fraud and abuse and white collar crime.
Environmental hygiene is a vital part of an infection prevention program. When construction concerns are added to this mix, diligence becomes crucial. Explore best practices for developing a comprehensive environmental hygiene program, including construction guidelines, and focus on ways to help personnel responsible for this task understand the key components and actions to take. Review cleaning frequencies and the chemicals, tools and equipment used for cleaning in the perioperative areas.
AEU Content Area: Delivery of Patient Care
IPCH Content Area: Infection Prevention Strategies
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Lisa Berus is Director of Integration Management for Surgical Care Affiliates. In this role, she serves as the project manager for multiple de novo surgery centers. Lisa has over 28 years of experience in the ASC industry and has been doing infection prevention for 25 years. She has developed programs to train new infection preventionists and is certified in sterile processing.
Lisa has worked in every area of the surgery center including circulating, scrubbing, safety officer, infection preventionist, business office manager, administrator and corporate clinical leader. Lisa is a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. She has previously worked for her County Health Department as the epidemiologist and bioterrorism nurse. Lisa has a BSN from the University of Cincinnati and a MSN and MEd from Xavier University.
Attendance is limited to 100 people. A first-come, first-served policy will apply.
Bring your most pressing financial issues and concerns to this interactive session, where you will participate in small-group roundtable conversations with your peers. Discuss real-life ASC financial issues, exchange ideas and suggestions and share solutions that have worked and pitfalls to avoid. The session will be moderated by a seasoned national ASC operator with a financial and operational background. Space is limited, so arrive early to make sure you get a seat.
AEU Content Area: Financial
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Terry is Vice President of Ambulatory Surgery Centers for Community Health Systems in Franklin, Tennessee. The CHS portfolio includes over 100 hospitals and 25 ASCs throughout the United States. Terry served as President of the national ASC Association (ASCA) from 2014 to 2016 and as President of the California Surgery Center Association (CASA) from 2012 to 2014. Terry was Vice President of Operations for two national surgery center companies and has managed surgery centers and surgical hospitals in 15 different states.
Terry is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Management Accountant (CMA) and a Certified Administrator Surgery Center (CASC). He holds a master’s degree in Healthcare Administration and an undergraduate degree in Accounting. He served as faculty for the University of Florida as adjunct assistant professor in their Masters in Healthcare Administration program. He retired as Commander in the United States Navy Reserve after 24 years of military service.
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| 6:30 pm–9:30 pm |
Enjoy a night of fun!
Join your colleagues for the ASCA 2020 social event. This exclusive party is for ASCA 2020 Conference & Expo attendees only. Enjoy a night of dancing, live music, delicious food and more.
Transportation will be provided to and from the Orlando World Center Marriott.
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