10 states that lost ASCs in the last year

Ten states reported fewer Medicare-certified ASCs in 2021 than 2020, while 27 states reported gains, based on data from CMS, as reported by the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association.

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Laura Dyrda

Here are the 10 states that reported fewer ASCs in 2021 and number of centers lost.

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

 

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