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ASC Communications is the leading source of cutting edge business and legal information for CEOs and COOs of hospitals and owners and operators of ambulatory surgery centers. ASC Communications takes advantage of multiple channels through which to reach these decision-makers of the hospital and outpatient surgical community: print magazines (The Hospital Review and Becker's ASC Review); two industry-leading ASC conferences relating to improving profitability and business and legal issues for ASCs; weekly e-newsletters; as well as www.hospitalreviewmagazine, www.BeckersASC.com and a variety of Webinars and teleconferences.  

• The Hospital Review. Focused on cutting-edge business and legal issues for hospital leadership. The Hospital Review is a filled with content that’s most valuable for the person involved in making important business decisions for a hospital or health system. For people involved in leadership, The Hospital Review is focused on the most important business and legal issues related to hospitals. The Hospital Review’s 2009 issues will be distributed to over 10,000 people, primarily acute care hospital leadership, including the CEO and COO or CFO.

• Becker's ASC Review. Becker's ASC Review is a bimonthly publication that offers general business, legal and clinical guidance on topics including joint-ventures, development and expansion, and regulatory and compliance issues; as well as analysis and insight for specialties including bariatrics, orthopedics/spine, gastroenterology, neurosurgery, pain management, ophthalmology, ENT and anesthesiology. The publication reaches a qualified audience of more than 25,000 key business decision holders, including surgeons, hospital administrators, medical directors, directors of surgery, ASC administrators and others involved in the rapidly growing field of outpatient surgery. Further, every ASC in the nation receives the ASC Review.
 
• ASC conferences. ASC Communications also hosts two conference in Chicago, one in October that focuses on ASC development and profits, and one in June the focuses on orthopedics, spine, neurosurgery and pain management in ASCs. Each event offers CME credits and brings 500 to 600 attendees, attracting a great number of physicians who either own surgery centers or are considering developing or investing in surgery centers. In addition, numerous companies take advantage of exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities. With these conferences, ASC Communications provides the ideal opportunity for CEOs and the senior leadership of the largest and most successful ASC companies to come together with surgeons, administrators and owners of ASCs.

• The Hospital Review E-Weekly. Provides the most current reports in the industry on news affecting hospitals and general health care communities. Each issue will provide links to numerous business, legal, safety and regulatory news from the past week. If there’s news that matters to hospitals and health systems, it’s sure to be reported on in The Hospital Review E-Weekly.

• Becker's E-Weekly. With weekly distribution to more than 6,750 subscribers (and growing), the Becker's E-Weekly provides the most current reports in the industry on news affecting the outpatient surgery and health care communities. When business, legal and regulatory news breaks, it's sure to be reported in the E-weekly.

• www.hospitalreviewmagazine.com and www.BeckersASC.com. These Web sites are ASC Communications' one-stop shop for information for hospitals, health systems and ASCs: archived issues of The Hospital Review, Becker's ASC Review, The Hospital Review and Becker's ASC Review E-Weeklies, conference brochures, white papers authored by expert sources and more. It's a key resource for members of the healthcare community who want to have all that ASC Communications offers at their fingertips.

• Webinars and audio conferences. Industry experts present on a wide variety of topics, providing insiders' views of what it takes to succeed in ASC development and operations across a wide variety of specialties and regarding any number of regulatory and clinical issues. The flexible formats mean fresh content for attendees, who can join the educational sessions without leaving the comfort of their facilities.