Physicians Practice February 21, 2024
Dan Parsons

Growing demand for ASCs presents both opportunities and challenges, especially in terms of revenue cycle management and workforce.

Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), which proliferated post-pandemic, are a booming business. With the increasing trend towards ASC-based treatments, forecasts predict a 22% rise in ASCs and an 18% increase in outpatient surgical and cardiovascular procedures over the next decade.

The increasing population of individuals aged 65 and older is creating a higher demand for ASC and general healthcare services. Currently, this age group accounts for 34% of the demand for physicians, a figure expected to rise to 42% within the next decade. The implications of America’s aging population on healthcare spending are significant. In 2022, healthcare spending was estimated at $4.5 trillion...

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