COST CONTAINTMENT IS ESSENTIAL TO HOSPITAL AND SURGERY CENTER SURVIVAL

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Kernersville, North Carolina, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 11, 2011 --

KERNERSVILLE, NC--(October 11, 2011) - Expense Management Network (EMN) President Barry Denny, CSFA, OPA-C, delivered “Cost Containment Strategies for the Surgical Technologist” at the 2011 South Carolina State Assembly of Surgical Technologists Fall Conference, held in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Mr. Denny states, “Health Care Reform is demanding that surgical facilities examine how every dollar is spent. Operational costs are throttling health care facilities. Expenses are increasing each year and reimbursements decrease. Therefore, cost-containment is essential.” His well attended conference session provided documented evidence of cost-containment measures that may be made in essential operating areas such as: medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, medical gases, medical waste disposal and linen. Mr. Denny continued, “Our commitment is to reduce operating costs so the medical staff can continue their focus on quality care.”

EMN is an innovative leader in expense management for surgery centers and hospitals. For more information about medical facility cost reduction or to speak with Mr. Denny, please call 335.992.9090. Barry Denny is Founder and President of EMN. His unique medical background and extensive medical purchasing experience provide him the skills to find creative and innovative ways to reduce medical facility expenses. For more information on healthcare cost reductions visit www.EMN2Save.com.

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