6 Top Large Equipment Purchases for Surgery Centers Over the Next Year

Despite uncertainty with healthcare reform and declining reimbursements, ambulatory surgery center leaders continue to plan for major purchases over the next year, according to a report from Provista.

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The survey of ambulatory surgery center leaders found:

•    49 percent will purchase operating room equipment
•    37 percent will purchase computers and software
•    23 percent will purchase monitoring equipment
•    23 percent plan to make limited investments in monitoring equipment
•    8 percent expect to make limited investments in diagnostic imaging
•    7 percent expect to make limited investments in lab equipment

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