The health care industry is filled with innovations and advancements.
Kevin Calisher has worked in this industry for over a decade. He began
his career in this field with Calisher & Associates, Inc. in 1998.
In 2002, he was promoted to vice president of operations. In this role,
he was responsible for overseeing the development of ambulatory surgery
centers. He has years of knowledge and experience in this industry.
Ambulatory surgery centers are relatively innovative facilities that
provide essential services.
Ambulatory surgery centers provide patients with same day surgical care. Physicians who work with these facilities often provide diagnostic as well as preventative procedures. These facilities provide outpatient care. These facilities also provide specialty care, including pain management, urology, orthopedics, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and cosmetic procedures.
It is also important to understand that ambulatory surgery centers are not urgent care centers or rural health centers. These centers are not physicians’ offices either, and cannot be used as primary care facilities. These centers provide services for patients who have already seen a primary care physician and have been recommended for surgery.
The Ambulatory Surgery Center Association oversees these facilities and the professionals who manage them. These outpatient surgery centers can help patients get the procedures they need on their schedules. These facilities play an important role in the health care industry. Kevin Calisher is an experienced business management and health care professional. While he was with Calisher & Associates, Inc. he helped develop many of these facilities and he gained experience in ambulatory surgery center administration.
Ambulatory surgery centers provide patients with same day surgical care. Physicians who work with these facilities often provide diagnostic as well as preventative procedures. These facilities provide outpatient care. These facilities also provide specialty care, including pain management, urology, orthopedics, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and cosmetic procedures.
It is also important to understand that ambulatory surgery centers are not urgent care centers or rural health centers. These centers are not physicians’ offices either, and cannot be used as primary care facilities. These centers provide services for patients who have already seen a primary care physician and have been recommended for surgery.
The Ambulatory Surgery Center Association oversees these facilities and the professionals who manage them. These outpatient surgery centers can help patients get the procedures they need on their schedules. These facilities play an important role in the health care industry. Kevin Calisher is an experienced business management and health care professional. While he was with Calisher & Associates, Inc. he helped develop many of these facilities and he gained experience in ambulatory surgery center administration.
