11 states that saw a decline in ASCs in 2022

Eleven states across the country saw a decline in the number of ASCs in the state between 2021 and 2022, according to yearly data from the ASC Association. Oregon saw the greatest decline, losing 95 facilities in the course of a year. 

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By: Claire Wallace

Eleven states that lost ASCs between 2021 and 2022: 

1. Idaho: -1 

2. New Hampshire: -1 

3. Tennessee: -1 

4. Mississippi: -1 

5. Missouri: -1 

6. Oklahoma: -1 

7. Nevada: -2 

8. Nebraska: -3 

9. Pennsylvania: -3 

10. Wisconsin: -10 

11. Oregon: -95

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