Becker's Healthcare November 9, 2022
Patsy Newitt

Three leaders joined Becker’s to discuss the addition of total joint service lines to ASCs:

Brenda Carter. Administrator of Wilmington (N.C.) Surgcare: The future looks bright for more total joint cases in the ASC, along with spine and cardiology. The push to the ASC creates a better patient experience, reduces costs and can ease the burden on overwhelmed, understaffed hospital facilities. However, insurance carriers will need to revisit the procedures previously only allowed in the hospital setting to create an easy transition to ASCs. As the carriers have historically been slow to respond to changing trends, this may initially present some challenges.

Vishal Mehta, MD. President and Managing Partner of the Fox Valley Orthopaedic Institute (Geneva, Ill.): We will...

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