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The document outlines the Network Provider Contract between the Oklahoma State and Education Employees Group Insurance Board (OSEEGIB) and Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC). It details the responsibilities, services, compensation, billing procedures, credentialing requirements, and necessary documentation for ASCs to participate in the HealthChoice network. The contract emphasizes quality healthcare access at competitive costs while ensuring compliance with state regulations and insurance requirements.

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What is the difference between an outpatient hospital facility and an ambulatory surgical center?

Ambulatory surgery centers are small clinics that perform surgical and diagnostic treatments. Theyre frequently less complicated and invasive for the patient. Outpatient hospitals also provide surgical, diagnostic, and preventative services. The fact is that a hospital system owns and runs them.

What is the difference between ambulatory care and outpatient care?

Ambulatory care and outpatient care are interchangeable terms. Ambulatory (outpatient) care; this term refers to care either therapeutic or diagnostic in a one day setting. Ambulatory care does not require overnight stay in a hospital. Ambulatory care can be given in a medical facility other than a hospital.

What is an ambulatory surgical center?

Definition of an Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Medicare-certified ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) operate exclusively for the purpose of providing surgical services to patients who do not require hospitalization and expected duration of services does not exceed 24 hours.

How profitable are ambulatory surgery centers?

Profit margins for ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) can vary significantly. Top decile ASCs have EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation allowance) profit margins exceeding 40%, while those in the bottom quartile struggle with EBITDA margins below 15%.

Are ambulatory surgery centers and urgent care facilities the same thing?

Ambulatory surgery centers do not provide urgent care or emergency care services. While ASCs may share space with a doctors office, patients are not seen in an ASC for an office visit or diagnosis.

What is the difference between OBS and ASC?

The only difference between an OBS suite and an ASC is that the former functions under the physicians license whereas the latter functions under a separate license.

Who owns ambulatory surgery Centers?

Physician ownership in ASCs is both legal and profitable and can be a significant revenue generator. 90% of ASCs in the US have at least some physician ownership. 65% of ASCs are solely owned by physicians (Figure 6) (2).

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