How Does Payer Mix Vary by Surgery Center Revenue? 18 Statistics

Here are 18 statistics on payer mix at ambulatory surgery centers by net revenue, according to VMG Health‘s ASC Intellimaker 2011 Survey.

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Net revenue less than $4.5 million:
•    Commercial: 53 percent
•    Medicare: 30 percent
•    Medicaid: 4 percent
•    Worker’s Compensation: 3 percent
•    Self pay: 3 percent
•    Other pay: 3 percent

Net revenue from $4.5 million to $7 million:
•    Commercial: 58 percent
•    Medicare: 24 percent
•    Worker’s Compensation: 4 percent
•    Medicaid: 3 percent
•    Self pay: 2 percent
•    Other pay: 2 percent

Net revenue greater than $7 million:
•    Commercial: 64 percent
•    Medicare: 20 percent
•    Worker’s Compensation: 4 percent
•    Medicaid: 3 percent
•    Other pay: 3 percent
•    Self pay: 1 percent

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