The Case for ASCs Partnering with Orthopedic Groups

August 9, 2023

Orthopedics is the most common ASC specialty, according to data from the ASC Association, Becker’s reports.

Orthopedics’ popularity in the ASC space makes sense when you look at the numbers. Orthopedic surgeries bring in more revenue than any other specialty nationwide, according to VMG Health’s “Multi-Specialty ASC Benchmarking Study” for 2022. The specialty also offers the highest reimbursements to ASCs, according to the same study.

Partnering with orthopedic groups can give ASCs the opportunity to gain market share and leverage their expertise, according to VMG Health.

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The Case for ASCs Partnering with Orthopedic Groups

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