Nader Samii, CEO, will deliver introductory remarks on Wednesday, May 3, to open ASCA 2017, this year’s annual Ambulatory Surgery Center Association conference in Washington D.C.
“Ambulatory surgery centers are at the forefront of innovation in the U.S. healthcare industry, providing significant savings while continuing to lead the evolution of surgical care,” Samii said. “ASCA makes our voice heard in Washington, D.C., and around the country, and I’m excited to share our experiences with other industry leaders and lend our support to the entire organization.”
National Medical Billing Services is the Platinum Sponsor of ASCA 2017, which will be held May 3-6 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. Lisa Rock, president, also will be a featured speaker at this year’s conference.
Lisa’s speech, “Take Your Managed Care Contracts to the Next Level,” will be held on Thursday, May 4, 9:10-10:10 a.m., and will outline the dramatic changes for ASCs in the healthcare environment. She will show administrators and other ASC decision makers how they can improve a facility’s bottom line by focusing on the fine print of their managed care contracts to avoid the pitfalls affecting their ability to effectively code, bill and collect in 2017.
“ASCA’s annual conference is one of the biggest stages in our industry and it’s an honor to be featured alongside my esteemed colleagues,” Lisa said. “National Medical Billing Services is the industry-leading Surgery Revenue cycle provider, and I look forward to sharing my insights on how facilities can develop successful financial strategies.”
ASCA is a national membership association that represents ambulatory surgery centers. The organization provides advocacy and resources to assist ASCs in delivering high-quality, cost-effective ambulatory surgery to all the patients they serve. It develops and maintains working relationships with legislative and regulatory bodies, works in coalition with other organizations concerned with improving access to high-quality care and reducing the costs of healthcare, conducts education programs, and informs the public about ASC-related issues.
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This post was first published May 2, 2017 and was updated July 29, 2020.
