Ms. Castro shared the following tip with Becker’s ASC Review:
“It’s easier for a single-specialty to know exactly where [its] case costing is. If you’re not watching your preference cards or case costing, you really could be losing revenue. If your costs outweigh what’s being reimbursed, that’s not an ideal way to increase your revenue. Focusing on what encompasses that procedure — and the implant is going to be the biggest part —would be the first area to focus on.”
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