Ambulatory Healthcare Design Lab的动态

Before acquiring an ASC, consider these essential factors. #ambulatorysurgery #healthcaredesign #medicalrealestate #outpatientsurgery

Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) offer a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional hospitals for many surgical procedures. But smooth sailing in the financial department is crucial for their success. Here, we delve into the common billing hurdles ASCs face and explore strategies to navigate them. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d-df4Sws #rcm #ascs #medicalcoding #medicalbillling #outsourcing #ushealthcare #hospitals

US ASC market expected to reach $60 billion by 2030 ?? Compounded 6% growth, along with better patient outcomes, advances in anesthesia, physician ownership, and payors not having to pay hospital rates...... that number actually seems a little low ?? You'd think CMS would realize this and adjust their rates accordingly...... ????♂? #asc #ambulatorysurgerycenters #surgerycenters #outpatientsurgery #outpatient #surgerycenter #growth

Operating Room Integration Market Worth $3.7 Billion Download a PDF Brochure: https://lnkd.in/dARUHKg3 Factors such as growing demand for technologically advanced solutions, rising funding initiatives for improving HCIT infrastructure increase in the number of surgical procedures, , rise on?emphasis on cost control and?improvement in hospitals operations are aiding to the posticve growth of this market. However, interoperability issues the high setup and operational costs, ,and shortage of skilled surgeons in OR integration are expected to restrain market growth to a certain extent. ?????? ?????????????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????? ???????????? ??????????????: Stryker, STERIS, KARL STORZ, Olympus Corporation, and Getinge Other Companies that are Operating in this Market Globally: ALVO Medical SpecialtyCare???? Qventus, Inc First Health Advisory ???? Crozer Health Kaweah Health San Antonio Regional Hospital Virtual Incision Surgical Theater AliMed Tronex International, Inc. Intuitive Surgical Devices Medartis Inc. - United States????? Censis Technologies, Inc.??? Orthopaedic Medical Group of Tampa Bay?? Somnia Inc. Medartis NDS Surgical Imaging Sonex Health #OperatingRoomIntegration #HealthTech #MedicalDevices #SurgicalTech #HealthcareInnovation #ORIntegration #SurgicalCare #PatientCare #HealthcareTechnology #MedicalEquipment #OperatingRoom #HospitalTech #ClinicalCare #MedicalInnovation #SurgicalEquipment #HealthcareIT #SurgicalSolutions #DigitalSurgery #HealthcareDevices #MarketResearch

April Fools... Doctor-Hospital #ASC Joint Ventures: Is 'Safe Harbor' a Trick?? #Hospitals and #Doctors Enter into #JointVentures for Ambulatory Surgery Centers. A '#SafeHarbor' Exception from the Stark Law Allows Physicians to Own ASCs. Physicians frequently enter into #partnership with a Hospital System?to Co-Own an ASC, which allows that ASC to Have Higher #Reimbursement Rates from Commercial Insurance negotiated by the Hospital System... Much higher than what the physicians could #negotiate. The Hospitals and the Doctors Win because of higher #referral volume and higher #prices, but Do #Patients and #Employers Lose?

Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) is a critical component for the financial health of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs). Effective RCM ensures that ASCs can sustain their operations, invest in new technologies, and continue providing high-quality care to patients. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the essential aspects of RCM, the challenges faced by ASCs, and how partnering with Vardhan Medical Coding Private Limited can streamline your revenue cycle for optimal financial performance. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dKucUJXV #rcm #ascs #asc #medicalcoding #medicalbilling #outsourcing

Fragmented ASC Market Poised for M&A Growth As the healthcare market moves toward a value-based care model, outpatient settings and services will only rise in demand from investors and patients alike. Ambulatory surgery centers, or ASCs, will be one of the most valuable assets in this shift in the healthcare industry. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02xP1Fx0 #mergersandacquisitions #businessadvisors #healthcare

Fragmented ASC Market Poised for M&A Growth As the healthcare market moves toward a value-based care model, outpatient settings and services will only rise in demand from investors and patients alike. Ambulatory surgery centers, or ASCs, will be one of the most valuable assets in this shift in the healthcare industry. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02xPfT30 #mergersandacquisitions #businessadvisors #healthcare

Change is inevitable, but navigating it successfully takes the right partner—one that truly cares about their customer and its local community and is often seen as an extension of their team. ?? Whether you are an Integrated Delivery Network (IDN), surgery center, clinics, long-term care facility or physician office, this partnership is key to driving efficiency, reducing costs and alleviating the burden on staff. Concordance understands that success is about continuous evolution and finding solutions that make a real impact. With our hands-on approach and expertise, we deliver tangible savings while supporting your team every step of the way. Together, we rise stronger. ???? https://hubs.li/Q02TTCBn0 #IDN #CommunityImpact #StrongerTogether

I wish this post was an April Fools joke. It’s not. We all know that the healthcare system and health insurance are broken. This post by Eric Bricker, MD is an example of the “system” worrying about how to set themselves up to get more from either the Government or Insurance companies. If insurance didn’t exist, how would you set-up your membership system to provide a valuable, affordable, transparent product for your patients? One with a known cost for all procedures? 100% transparent. If you need “x”, it will cost “y”. Government healthcare and insurance plans have a lot of flaws. No one will argue that they don’t. This post is a reminder that in some cases, your hospital systems and the doctors that run them are just as flawed. We need our doctors and hospitals to find a solution to our healthcare problem. The Government and health insurance won’t get it done. Remember, health insurance was invented by doctors. When their hospital services started getting expensive, they invented Blue Cross. A membership with a monthly affordable fee to spread out the costs among a community and provide enough revenue to support newer more expensive equipment and procedures. Since that time, several Government programs and policies combined with health insurance risk management have created an “us” against “them” mentality that completely forgets about the patient and the initial goal to create affordable quality care. What’s caught my attention from this post is that there’s no discussion of how to create a better product or better patient experience to justify getting paid more. The strategy is only about loopholes to milk more profits from a status quo patient experience (or worse). There’s no incentive for the Government or Insurance companies to even care. The only one negatively impacted is the patient. I’m still optimistic that a solution will come from doctors and hospitals that remember why they created health insurance in the first place. They are uniquely positioned to fix the problem. They invented health insurance, they provide and set the prices on the services we get and many of them own their own health insurance companies. I’m confident that they can provide a quality product that people can afford. A product that has enough value to be worth paying for. A product with a price tag like everything else we buy. Can we start by telling a patient, “I recommend this procedure. Your insurance will cover, “x” and you will be responsible for “y”.” Can we stop blaming Medicare and Medicaid and insurance companies? Can we remember that medical debt is harmful both physically and mentally? Can we remember, first do no harm?