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Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

Outpatient care continues to grow, with more procedures shifting from hospitals to ambulatory facilities. Hospitals are balancing the need to compete with independent groups and new players, often through partnerships to protect market share. Moving too fast risks current profits; moving too slow risks losing ground. New data offers insights on finding the right balance.

The shift to outpatient care is accelerating, with more procedures moving from hospitals to ambulatory centers. To stay competitive, hospitals are pursuing partnerships to maintain market share, carefully balancing speed to avoid risking profits or losing ground to rivals. New data provides guidance on striking this balance.

The shift to outpatient care is accelerating, with more procedures moving from hospitals to ambulatory centers. To stay competitive, hospitals are pursuing partnerships to maintain market share, carefully balancing speed to avoid risking profits or losing ground to rivals. New data provides guidance on striking this balance.