The Joint Commission deletes requirement for deemed-status ASCs

The Joint Commission no longer requires ASCs with deemed status to collect data on medical appropriateness and necessity of procedures.

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By: Staff

The requirement was developed to align with CMS’ Conditions for Coverage for ASCs.

CMS revised the regulatory language, which resulted in The Joint Commission removing the requirement.

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