1. Age and condition of the ASC’s facility:
- Very low importance — 0 percent
- Low importance — 18 percent
- Medium importance — 64 percent
- High importance — 18 percent
- Very high importance — 0 percent
2. Facility location (patient/physician convenience):
- Very low importance — 0 percent
- Low importance — 18 percent
- Medium importance — 36 percent
- High importance — 46 percent
- Very high importance — 0 percent
3. Age and condition of the equipment (capital expenditure requirement):
- Very low importance — 0 percent
- Low importance — 5 percent
- Medium importance — 68 percent
- High importance — 27 percent
- Very high importance — 0 percent
4. Ability to expand existing capacity to accommodate growth:
- Very low importance — 5 percent
- Low importance — 50 percent
- Medium importance — 41 percent
- High importance — 4 percent
- Very high importance — 0 percent
Information comes from VMG Health’s ValueDriver ASC Risk Assessment Survey. VMG Health is a leading valuation and transaction advisory firm in healthcare. To receive a complimentary copy of VMG Health’s ValueDriver ASC Risk Assessment Survey, click here.
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