CMS announced the numbers yesterday.
In 2015, ASCs will have to report 10 quality measures to CMS’ program, which is twice as many as when the program began in 2013.
“Given the ASC community’s commitment to delivering high quality care, we are not surprised by the high level of participation in this national quality reporting program,” said Ambulatory Surgery Center Association president Terry Bohlke in a release.
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