Becker's ASC Review

Becker's ASC Review provides essential insights on various aspects of outpatient surgery, covering business, legal, and clinical topics. It addresses important issues such as joint ventures, growth strategies, and regulatory compliance. The publication also offers in-depth analysis for multiple specialties like bariatrics, orthopedics, spine, gastroenterology, neurosurgery, ophthalmology, ENT, and anesthesiology. Each of the nine annual issues reaches over 25,000 influential leaders in the ASC field, including surgeons, medical directors, surgery directors, and ASC administrators. Additionally, every ASC across the United States receives a copy of Becker's ASC Review.

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What does ASC consolidation mean for anesthesia?

12 hours ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Anesthesia providers are closely eyeing the future of the ASC industry as it is increasingly consolidated by national management services organizations, hospitals and health systems and private equity groups. Three leaders in anesthesia joined Becker’s to share their thoughts on how the increased consolidation of ASCs will impact anesthesia providers and practices. Editor’s note: Responses have been lightly edited for clarity and length. Megan Friedman, DO.
More Medicaid cuts on the horizon: 5 things to know

13 hours ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Republicans in the Senate have proposed new cuts to Medicaid that are more expansive than those proposed by their counterparts in the House of Representatives, further raising concerns from healthcare leaders about the negative effects for health systems, patients and physicians alike. Here are five things to know about the proposed cuts: 1.
Remodeling begins on Arizona ASC - Becker’s ASC

18 hours ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Flagstaff-based Northern Arizona Healthcare has begun the first phase of remodeling and expanding the Summit Center, also in Flagstaff, KAFF News reported June 17. This initial phase of construction is expected to conclude in late 2025. The facility will remain open throughout the process, including all scheduled services and surgeries.
UC Davis Health to open $589M ASC - Becker’s ASC

1 day ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

University of California Davis Health in Sacramento, Calif., plans to open a new ambulatory surgery center in July, according to its website. The 262,228-square-foot facility, dubbed the 48X Complex, will house 14 operating rooms, 59 pre- and post-operative recovery bays, 13 single-occupant extended-stay recovery rooms, 96 clinical exam rooms and 19 clinical treatment rooms. The project represents a $589 million investment.
The ASC consolidation curve: Predictions from 25 leaders

1 day ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

The ASC industry is at a watershed moment as hospitals and health systems mature their ASC operations, and private equity groups increasingly eye ASC acquisitions for their low-cost, high profit potential. Twenty-five ASC leaders and physicians joined Becker’s to discuss their thoughts on mergers and acquisitions in the ASC space over the next five years. The leaders featured below are speaking at Becker’s 31st Annual: The Business and Operations of ASCs, Oct.
Indiana adds restrictions to noncompete laws - Becker’s ASC

1 day ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

In early May, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed legislation to expand restrictions on noncompete clauses in some physician contracts, The National Law Reviewreported June 16. The legislation goes into effect July 1, and prohibits noncompete agreements between physicians and hospitals, parent companies of healthcare organizations, affiliated managers of a hospital and a hospital system. It does not repeal or replace any existing contracts, affecting only those signed after the effective date.
Is the pendulum swinging on ASC M&A?

2 days ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

While consolidation among hospitals, private equity and large health systems has been a steady trend within the ASC and physician group space over the years, some leaders and physicians have seen signs of a renewed push toward independence. “It feels like some of the glory days of M&A have passed us a little bit,” Whitt Holder, CEO of Amarillo (Texas) Urology Associates, told Becker’s.
10 stats scaring cardiologists

2 days ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Here are 10 recent statistics and data points that illustrate the mounting pressures facing cardiologists:1. Patients in the U.S. wait an average of 32.7 days to see a cardiologist, according to a recent report from AMN Healthcare. 2. That figure marks a 23% increase from 2022, when the average wait was 26.6 days. In 2004, it was 18.8 days — making the current wait time 74% higher than in 2004. 3. Demand for cardiology care has risen as the U.S. population ages.
Where small practices are seeing big penalties

2 days ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Physicians at smaller, rural practices were disproportionately penalized by CMS’ Merit-based Incentive Payment System in 2025, according to a June 13 report by the American Medical Association. A large majority, 86%, of MIPS-eligible physicians avoided penalties in 2025, based on their 2023 data, according to results shared with the AMA as a part of the Medicare Quality Payment Program.
The battle for physician autonomy: 5 trends

5 days ago | beckersasc.com | Francesca Mathewes

Autonomy remains a central concern for physicians as declining reimbursement rates, soaring operational costs and other financial burdens force them into increasingly consolidated practice models. Here are five notes on the state of physician autonomy:1. Corporate consolidation in healthcare is at an all-time high, which many associate with a decrease in physician autonomy.