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Competitive Landscape of the Ambulatory Care Center Market: Key Findings and Growth Forecasts This in-depth analysis offers a comprehensive overview of the competitive landscape within the ambulatory care center market, highlighting key findings and providing growth forecasts. By examining the strategic positioning of industry players and assessing market dynamics, our research aims to equip stakeholders with valuable insights into the competitive environment and anticipated growth trajectories. This analysis serves as a strategic resource for industry professionals and investors seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of ambulatory care services and make informed decisions. Top Players: EBOS Group Limited, Nueterra Capital, Aspen Healthcare, Medical Facilities Corporation, TH Medical, LLC, HealthCare Appraisers, Inc., Surgery Partners, Inc #ambulatorycare #ambulatorycarecenter #medicaldevices #theinsightpartners #marketresearch For More Insights: https://lnkd.in/dsKUj7hu

If you’re still in any doubt how the upcoming OAS CAHPS mandate will elevate the patient experiences at your Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC), check out our latest blog. 💡Learn our key strategies for improving #PX: https://lnkd.in/gdJyzdjX

As healthcare technology continues to evolve, patient expectations are shifting, with patients increasingly placing value on engagement.   In this recent Physicians Practice article, Michael Rivers, MD, Senior Director of Ophthalmology, and Dr. David Lehman, Senior Medical Director for Otolaryngology at ModMed, share how private practices must leverage the right forms of patient engagement based on the unique needs and nuances of their specific specialty to meet evolving demands.   Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e8i5ViGu   #ModMed #healthcare #healthtech

Ambulatory Surgery Centers Market Size, Share, Trends & Competitive Analysis Global Report 2024-2032 The global Ambulatory Surgery Centers Market size was valued at USD 136.76 Billion in 2024 and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.3% during the forecast period, reaching a value of USD 209.42 Billion by 2032. Read Full Report@ https://lnkd.in/dUbKfAJm Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) are specialized medical facilities where outpatient surgeries are performed. These centers provide surgical care that does not require an overnight hospital stay. Patients visit ASCs for procedures ranging from minor surgeries to more complex interventions, all completed within a single day. They offer convenience by reducing wait times and providing a more personalized, efficient healthcare experience. ASCs adhere to stringent safety protocols and are equipped with state-of-the-art medical technologies to ensure optimal patient outcomes and comfort. These centers play a crucial role in modern healthcare by delivering high-quality surgical care in a streamlined, patient-focused environment. The growing prevalence of chronic diseases and the rising demand for minimally invasive surgical procedures are the primary drivers of the ambulatory surgery centers market. The increasing preference for outpatient care, coupled with advancements in medical technology and the growing emphasis on cost-effective healthcare solutions, further propel the market's growth. #AmbulatorySurgeryCenters #ASCMarket #OutpatientSurgery #HealthcareFacilities #MedicalCenters #SurgeryCenters #AmbulatoryCare

Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) are expected to be a 120 billion dollar business by 2026 with a growth rate above 9%. Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) provide surgeries and procedures that do not require an overnight hospital stay. The demand for ASCs has been growing due to several factors: Cost Efficiency: Procedures at ASCs are typically less expensive than hospital-based surgeries. Technological Advancements: Improvements in medical technologies allow more complex surgeries to be safely conducted in ASCs. Patient Preference: Patients have increased their preference for outpatient care due to its convenience, shorter wait times, and lower infection risks. These businesses are appraised at approximately 78% of their annual sales plus inventory. Ambulatory Surgery Centers acquisition presents a promising opportunity, but caution and knowledge are essential. By delving into the details and grasping the valuation process, you can make informed decisions and potentially thrive in this specialized sector.

As more and more procedures move from hospital outpatient (HOPD) to ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), MedTech companies should understand and adapt to the different needs and goals in that setting. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dgBrBguj

A lot to unpack here. First. Greater than 90% of reimbursements are from FFS. As long as payers reimburse using this predominant method, FFS wins. True VBC is maximizing quality input and output with decreased cost. As an example, the number of total joint replacements people will need is increasing as the population ages. Where is the value with increased demand? Continued efforts toward same day discharge regardless of whether the procedure is done in an ASC or hospital. Fewer days in the hospital decreases cost. Second, focus on the periop patient experience using education, enhanced recovery after surgery programs, and providing excellent post op care and follow up. The volume and demand is already baked in. Doing it better and with less money is the value. But it takes a village to do it right with teamwork, collaboration, and a laser focus on continual improvement.

Pssst, it’s not fee for service (ffs) that’s devastated American Healthcare access, outcomes or costs. The Bismarck Healthcare Modelused in several democratic capitalistic nations such as Germany, Japan, Switzerland and others enables private insured and private ffs manufactured medical care for all citizens at a fraction of the cost and with better outcomes and access than in America. Bismarck systems have more private hospitals and health insurers COMPETING per capita than in America. This is achieved simply by making health insurers profit-neutralized utilities instead of luxuries. Read about Bismarck: https://lnkd.in/ecUwsHWP

Life science and industry firms must adapt to the changing landscape of ASCs. To build relationships, they need tailored products and services that cater to the shift from inpatient operating rooms to outpatient departments and ambulatory surgery centers. They can start by analyzing trends to design effective engagement strategies for each market and service line. 

Life science and industry firms must adapt to the changing landscape of ASCs. To build relationships, they need tailored products and services that cater to the shift from inpatient operating rooms to outpatient departments and ambulatory surgery centers. They can start by analyzing trends to design effective engagement strategies for each market and service line.