Here are stats breaking down new ASC openings by state:
Here are states that have opened ASCs since Jan. 1, as reported by Becker’s ASC Review:
1. Florida: 12
2. Arizona: 10
3. California: 7
4. Texas: 7
5. New York: 6
6. North Carolina: 6
7. Ohio: 6
8. Pennsylvania: 6
9. Colorado: 4
10. Alabama: 3
11. Illinois: 3
12. Kentucky: 3
13. Missouri: 3
14. New Jersey: 3
15. New Mexico: 3
16. Tennessee: 3
17. Virginia: 3
18. Georgia: 2
19. Indiana: 2
20. Louisiana: 2
21. Michigan: 2
22. Minnesota: 2
23. Montana: 2
24. New Hampshire: 2
25. North Dakota: 2
26. Oregon: 2
27. South Carolina: 2
28. Alaska: 1
29. Arkansas: 1
30. District of Columbia: 1
31. Kansas: 1
32. Maryland: 1
33. Nebraska: 1
34. Nevada: 1
35. Rhode Island: 1
36. Utah: 1
37. Washington: 1
38. Wisconsin: 1
Here are the 26 states that reported more ASCs in 2021 and the number of centers gained, based on CMS data, as reported by the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association:
1. Texas: 13
2. Arizona: 5
3. California: 4
4. Indiana: 4
5. North Carolina: 4
6. Arkansas: 3
7. Florida: 3
8. Illinois: 3
9. Minnesota: 3
10. Mississippi: 3
11. Tennessee: 3
12. Virginia: 3
13. Idaho: 2
14. Iowa: 2
15. Michigan: 2
16. Missouri: 2
17. Nevada: 2
18. New Mexico: 2
19. South Carolina: 2
20. Utah: 2
21. Alabama: 1
22. Connecticut: 1
23. Delaware: 1
24. Hawaii: 1
25. Kansas: 1
26. Wisconsin: 1
Here are the 10 states that reported fewer ASCs in 2021 and number of centers lost, based on CMS data, as reported by the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association:
1. New Jersey: 7
2. Georgia: 6
3. Oregon: 2
4. Alaska: 1
5. Maryland: 1
6. Massachusetts: 1
7. New Hampshire: 1
8. Oklahoma: 1
9. Pennsylvania: 1
10. South Dakota: 1
Here are 10 states with the most surgery centers per capita, based on CMS data, as reported by the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association:
1. Maryland: 56.7
2. Oregon: 44.8
3. Georgia: 35.2
4. Wyoming: 31.1
5. New Jersey: 29.9
6. Idaho: 29.7
7. Nebraska: 26.4
8. Arizona: 25.6
9. Nevada: 25.3
10. Delaware: 23.6
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