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A Policy Shift With Operational Consequences: What the NOPAIN Act Expansion Means for Your ASC
The NOPAIN Act expansion isn't just a reimbursement update — it's an operational shift. Discover how a medication inventory management system helps ASCs accurately document non-opioid usage, support claims data, and stay ahead of compliance requirements.
High-Acuity Procedures Are Coming to Your ASC: Is Your Controlled Substance Management Ready?
Ambulatory surgery centers are taking on more complex procedures than ever - total joint replacements, spine surgeries, cardiovascular cases. But with high-acuity procedures comes a significant increase in controlled substance use and compliance risk. Here's what your ASC needs to know about evolving your medication management infrastructure.
Hospital Expectations Are Moving into ASCs: What That Means for Staffing and Compliance
As more complex procedures move from hospitals into ASCs, staffing expectations and compliance requirements are changing. Here’s what ASC leaders need to know.
Narcotic Diversion Uncovered: How a Medication Inventory System Detected Narcotic Theft
A Florida hospital's medication inventory system uncovered a four-month narcotic diversion scheme. Here's what healthcare leaders need to know about prevention.
What the 2026 ASC Final Payment Rule Means: Implications for Your Surgery Center
The 2026 ASC Final Payment Rule goes beyond reimbursement. As procedures grow more complex and oversight increases, ASCs must strengthen documentation, audit readiness, and medication accountability. Learn how medication inventory management software helps centers prepare for 2026 with confidence.
Navigating Disruption in Health Systems: Why Outpatient Care Needs Smarter Medication Management
As care continues to shift into outpatient settings, health systems face growing risk, complexity, and cost pressure. Medication inventory management software helps bring visibility, consistency, and accountability to decentralized medication workflows.
Controlled Substance Risk: What a Recent Investigation Reveals About Paper Log Vulnerabilities
A recent investigation exposed how paper log gaps can lead to controlled substance diversion. Learn how outpatient facilities can strengthen workflows and reduce risk with modern, traceable documentation.
Matthew J. Cordio Returns as Chief Executive Officer of MedServe
MedServe has realigned its executive leadership to support its next phase of growth in medication management. Matthew J. Cordio returns as Chief Executive Officer, while Alexander Yampolsky, PharmD moves into the new Chief Clinical Officer role, reinforcing MedServe’s commitment to clinical excellence, patient safety, and operational efficiency.
Telemedicine & Controlled Substances: What ASCs Must Know in 2026
With new DEA telemedicine rules on the way, ASCs need accurate, digital controlled substance logs to stay compliant, efficient, and audit-ready.
5 Myths About Narcotic Diversion Every ASC Needs to Stop Believing
Too many ASCs believe myths about narcotic diversion. Discover the truth and see how smarter systems close compliance gaps.
Put Your Controlled Substances Tracking Software to the Test
Test how secure your ASC really is. Learn the six key areas every facility must master—from storage and access to disposal—to prevent controlled substance diversion.
Top 3 Controlled Substance Tracking Challenges in Outpatient Care
Discover the top 3 controlled substance tracking challenges in outpatient care — and how digital systems improve compliance, security, and safety.
Modern ASCs: Innovate with a Medication Tracking System
Modern ASCs thrive when they think like tech companies. Discover how innovation, data, automation, and a smart medication tracking system can streamline workflows, boost safety, and strengthen compliance in your ASC.
Celebrating ASC Month with Smarter Inventory Management
This ASC Month, MedServe honors the teams driving outpatient surgery forward. Discover how smarter ASC inventory management helps streamline workflows, ensure compliance, and give staff more time to focus on patient care.
Tooth Town Dentistry Automates with Controlled Substance Tracking Software
Tooth Town Dentistry for Kids automated its anesthesia tracking with MedServe’s controlled substance tracking software, saving over an hour each day and ensuring compliance with DEA and state regulations. The digital system improved accuracy, reduced paperwork, and gave staff more time to focus on patient care.
After Hours Medication Access: Keeping Your ASC Secure 24/7
When the workday ends, medication safety shouldn’t. Discover how Ambulatory Surgery Centers can secure after hours medication access with MedServe’s 24/7 tracking system—ensuring compliance, visibility, and safety around the clock.
Your Audit Is Coming: Is Your Controlled Substance Log Telling the Right Story?
Discover how your controlled substance log tells your compliance story and why going digital is key to staying audit ready year-round.
Ongoing ASC Staff Training for Safer, Stronger Teams
Continuous learning is essential for every Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC). With staff turnover, evolving DEA regulations, and complex medication management, ongoing ASC staff training helps teams stay compliant, confident, and audit-ready. Discover how leading ASCs use digital tools and smart strategies to strengthen safety and performance.
Smarter Controlled Substance Tracking for ASCs
Momentum Specialty Surgery Center transformed its medication management with MedServe’s controlled substance tracking system, replacing manual logs with real-time visibility, faster discrepancy resolution, and improved compliance—freeing staff to focus on patient care.
How Medication Management Technology Drives Growth in ASCs
Smarter medication management technology does more than reduce costs—it helps ASCs grow. Learn how digital tools improve efficiency, prevent waste, and turn compliance into a new source of revenue.