ORTHOPEDIC & PODIATRIC SURGERY: Ambulatory Surgery Centers

AVERAGE REVENUE PER CASE

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Podiatry is 3rd in Average Revenue Per Case in ASCs

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Ambulatory Surgery Centers: Creating Value through Outpatient Surgery

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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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What is a Medical OBL?

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DEFINITION: OBLs, also known as office-based endovascular centers, access centers, or office interventional suites, are physician offices wherein a number of services are offered.

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Similar to ASCs, OBLs can be single specialty or multi-specialty and can have a number of ownership structures. However, unlike ASCs, OBL procedures (because they are located in a physician office) are reimbursed under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.

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OBLs are typically operated and utilized by vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, cardiologists, or other specialists, and services provided include: cardiovascular, endovascular, venous, and non-vascular services; cardiac procedures, such as diagnostic coronary angiograms, coronary stenting, electro physiology services; device implants, including pacemakers, defibrillators, loop recorders, and biventricular pacers; lower extremity endovascular revascularizations, such as chronic total occlusion and complex limb salvage procedures; renal and mesenteric revascularizations; and, subclavian stenting.23 Of these procedures, peripheral vascular intervention, cardiac services, and interventional radiology made up the majority of the OBL market share in 2019.

While slower to materialize than ASCs, OBLs have increased rapidly over the past few years, for reasons similar to ASCs, e.g., opportunities for physician ownership, the “expedient patient experience” and “favorable outpatient procedural reimbursement.”

In 2020, the global OBL market was valued at $9 billion. Similar to ASCs, an increasing focus on outpatient procedures (due to their cost-saving potential)

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The Increased Competition of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) to US Hospitals

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The Competition Heats Up!

By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA CMP™

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Over the last 10 years, Ambulatory Surgery Centers’ (ASCs) footprints have increased dramatically.

As hospitals and health systems accelerate towards population health/ global payment models, such as Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), lower priced ASCs will become more critical competitors to hospitals.

Assessment

I acquired the Certificate-of-Need [CON], co-founded and operated an ASC for 15 years before sale in 2000 to a public company. My local hospital fought me tooth and nail. I likely would not do so, again, today!

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