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ASCs are typically smaller than hospitals and are focused solely on surgery, which allows for a more efficient use of resources. This efficiency translates to lower costs for patients. In a hospital setting, patients are often charged facility fees, which cover the use of the hospitals infrastructure and services.
ASCs can be located next to hospitals, but most are freestanding facilities. There are over 5800 ASCs across the country, with almost all (95%) at least partially physician owned. A little over half (52%) are solely physician-owned, while 21% are co-owned by physicians and hospital systems.
Because ASCs are highly specialized and function on a much smaller scale, they are able to provide services at a lower price than a full-service hospital. The value ASCs provide is a combination of cost and quality.
Answer: Price differences Yes, in general it costs more to have surgery performed in a hospital versus an outpatient surgery center. As with any surgery you have planned, do some research on the facility to make sure it is accredited. Discuss any concerns you have with your surgeon.
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.
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Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) They are not attached to a hospital and are usually more streamlined in terms of services. Types of Surgeries: ASCs focus on performing relatively simple and minor surgical procedures that do not require an overnight hospital stay.

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