February 22, 2018
How many different procedures are right for your ASC?
When launching a new ambulatory surgery center (ASC), owners must consider a myriad of issues—financing, design, building construction or purchase, regulatory compliance, certification, staffing, and marketing. Underlying all of these considerations are which procedures the center will provide and whether the ASC will be single specialty, like gastrointestinal (GI) or ophthalmology centers, or multispecialty, offering numerous service lines.
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