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AVERAGE REVENUE PER CASE
By Staff Reporters
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Podiatry is 3rd in Average Revenue Per Case in ASCs
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Orthopedic surgery topped the pack for ASC revenue per case, according to VMG Health’s “Multi-Specialty ASC Benchmarking Study” for 2022.
The specialty was only the fourth most-represented among ASC cases, however. Nationally, gastroenterology was the most-represented specialty among ASCs, with 32 percent of all cases, followed by ophthalmology, with 26 percent, and pain management and orthopedics, with 22 and 21 percent, respectively.
Average revenue per case:
1. Orthopedics — $3,791
2. Gynecology — $3,117
3. Podiatry — $2,990
4. Urology — $2,724
5. Otolaryngology — $2,617
6. General surgery — $2,508
7. Plastic surgery — $2,264
8. Ophthalmology — $1,487
9. Pain management — $1,273
10. Gastroenterology — $1,079
Source: Marcus Robertson, Becker’s ASC [2/15/22]
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Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Increase Access to ASCs
Four lawmakers have reintroduced legislation to increase Medicare beneficiaries’ access to affordable outpatient surgical care. Sens. Bill Cassidy, MD, and Richard Blumenthal along with Reps. Brad Wenstrup, DPM, and John Larson are working to pass the Outpatient Surgery Quality and Access Act.
The goal of the bill is to close the reimbursement gap between hospital outpatient departments and ASCs, end copay penalties for Medicare beneficiaries, address barriers to affordable and quality care, and increase transparency about CMS’ procedure coverage at ASCs, according to a news release from Dr. Cassidy’s office.
Source: Riz Hattan, Becker’s ASC Review [2/10/23]
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