Urology revenue per case experienced the highest growth — 65 percent — between 2010 and 2017. Ophthalmology had the lowest growth rate at 16.8 percent.
Here is the breakdown of the increase in revenue per case by specialty:
ENT
• 2010: $1,742
• 2017: $2,591
• Percent change: 48.7 percent
GI
• 2010: $746
• 2017: $1,004
• Percent change: 34.5 percent
General surgery
• 2010: $1,545
• 2017: $2,156
• Percent change: 39.5 percent
OB/GYN
• 2010: $1,757
• 2017: $2,344
• Percent change: 33.4 percent
Ophthalmology
• 2010: $1,227
• 2017: $1,434
• Percent change: 16.8 percent
Oral surgery
• 2010: $1,041
• 2017: $1,217
• Percent change: 16.9 percent
Orthopedics
• 2010: $2,443
• 2017: $3,133
• Percent change: 28.2 percent
Pain management
• 2010: $898
• 2017: $1,074
• Percent change: 19.6 percent
Plastic surgery
• 2010: $1,415
• 2017: $1,797
• Percent change: 27 percent
Podiatry
• 2010: $1,664
• 2017: $2,506
• Percent change: 50.6 percent
Urology
• 2010: $1,435
• 2017: $2,368
• Percent change: 65 percent
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