ASC Competition: Percentage of Hospitals Offering Outpatient Surgery & Services Has Risen

Here are 12 statistics on the percentage of hospitals that offer outpatient surgery and services between 2002 and 2012, according to MedPAC data.

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Hospitals offering outpatient services

•    2002: 94 percent
•    2004: 94 percent
•    2006: 94 percent
•    2008: 94 percent
•    2010: 95 percent
•    2012: 95 percent

Hospitals offering outpatient surgery

•    2002: 84 percent
•    2004: 86 percent
•    2006: 86 percent
•    2008: 87 percent
•    2010: 90 percent
•    2012: 91 percent

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