Becker's Healthcare April 5, 2021
Independent surgery centers experienced revenue loss last year when elective surgeries were limited due to COVID-19, but many ramped cases back up and aim to stay independent if possible.
“I believe in 2021 that independent surgery centers will unite in a more organized way to use their resources to build relationships with hospitals and management companies more as peers than as a competitor,” James McClung, BSN, RN, a board member of the Texas Ambulatory Surgery Center Society, told Becker’s. “The independent ASC industry has been the leading industry for a large portion of the innovation happening in controlling medical care cost and providing more for less.”
ASC chains also anticipate growing market share in the coming months by adding new...
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