3 things to know about developing bundled payments in ASCs

Negotiating and focusing on value-based care are two key aspects of developing a bundled payment program, according to ASC management company Regent Surgical Health.

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Three key things to know about the process:

1. Identifying the payers and other stakeholders involved with developing bundles is one of the early steps ASCs take when negotiating bundles.

2. Key stakeholders include surgeons, anesthesia providers and facilities, including ASCs and hospitals.

3. Knowing the services included in the bundle and the expected savings can be helpful when ASCs negotiate with payers.

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