Outlook Magazine Online

OOSS works closely with experts to develop content areas in our premier communication instrument, Outlook Magazine Online to create resources with the owner-surgeon in mind. You’ll read down to earth articles written with high level perspectives. A quarterly news magazine provides pragmatic, actionable information to improve your ASC by helping you respond to emerging issues and opportunities. You’ll find Outlook Magazine Online will have the insight you need to excel!

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Washington Update Online

The Washington Update Online is one of the most respected publications in the ASC community. This leading publication keeps you abreast of current and upcoming legislative and regulatory issues as they happen! The commentary and essential government links is provided by our senior lobbyist, Michael Romansky, JD, who has over 25+ years in the OOSS trenches. Michael is a respected, experienced Washington insider who can take a complicated issue and make it engaging and relevant so that you can act on his advice confidently and easily.

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Ask Mike!

Ask Mike! examines and answers some of the more popular ophthalmic ASC questions. Everything from practice management, to legal, finance, coding, certification, and legislative commentary. Plus, we'll point you toward the resources we recommend for further information. For the past 25+ years, Michael A. Romansky, JD, OOSS Senior Lobbyist, has practiced exclusively in the area of health law, representing health care providers, companies, and organizations before Congress and all federal agencies with jurisdiction over health programs.

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