Becker's Healthcare February 24, 2025
Patsy Newitt

In California, new regulatory efforts are driving the adoption of alternative payment models, while ASCs are implementing creative solutions to address shortages in key roles like anesthesia providers.

Beth LaBouyer, executive director of California Ambulatory Surgery Association, joined Becker’s to discuss workforce trends and payment models.

Editor’s note: This response was edited lightly for clarity and length.

Q: Are ASCs in your state adapting to trends like value-based care, bundled payments or alternative payment models? What has been the impact so far?

Beth LaBouyer: The California Office of Healthcare Affordability has set goals for the adoption of alternative payment models and actively monitors progress toward these targets. Additionally, OHCA is responsible for developing standards that promote alignment across...

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