Ambulatory Surgery Centers Boost New Jersey Economy

PARSIPPANY, N.J. — New Jersey’s ambulatory surgical center (ASC) industry has helped to contribute more than $3 billion to the state’s economy, according to a new study by the New Jersey Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (NJAASC).

The study surveyed 54 New Jersey ASCs to collect data on the number of employees, total operational expenses and taxes, and fees paid to the state.

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Crisis Preparedness and Compliance System

Lauren Innovations announces the launch of NaviGate Emergency, a cloud-based crisis preparedness and compliance system designed specifically for health care organizations. Available 24/7 from any Internet-enabled device, the innovative system efficiently aids hospitals, health systems and other health care organizations with meeting regulatory compliance mandates, while improving efficiencies related to overall safety, security and facilities management.

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Most Hospitals Rate High for Common Surgeries

NEW YORK — A majority of U.S. hospitals excel in common surgical procedures such as heart bypass, hip replacement and knee replacement, according to analysis from New York-based U.S. News & World Report.

U.S. News revealed the results of its new Best Hospitals for Common Care ratings on May 20. The ratings cover nearly every hospital in the country and evaluate each one in five common surgical procedures and medical conditions that account for millions of hospitalizations each year.

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Prep Workstation

Mystaire’s MY-PCR Prep workstations provide the molecular biology laboratory technician with a “personal cleanroom” for use in the amplification of DNA and RNA. Between amplifications, My-PCR Prep can be irritated with shortwave UV energy to denature potential contaminates and eliminate their ability to be amplified. The main chamber of MY-PCR Prep is constructed from a continuous piece of polycarbonate to prevent UV light from escaping the chamber during irritation.

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