18 statistics on ASC revenue per case for orthopedics

Here are 18 statistics on revenue per orthopedic case at ambulatory surgery centers in the United States as well as in five different U.S. regions, according to VMG’s latest Intellimaker ASC study.

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All facilities in the U.S.
(based on case volume of 217,976)

•    Gross charges per case: $9,874
•    Net revenue per case: $2,618
•    Discount to charges: 71.2 percent

West
(based on case volume of 43,904)

•    Gross charges per case: $9,723
•    Net revenue per case: $2,640
•    Discount to charges: 72.9 percent

Southwest
(based on case volume of 48,353)

•    Gross charges per case: $11,764
•    Net revenue per case: $2,725
•    Discount to charges: 76.8 percent

Midwest
(based on case volume of 57,703)

•    Gross charges per case: $9,475
•    Net revenue per case: $3,166
•    Discount to charges: 66.6 percent

Southeast
(based on case volume of 33,002)

•    Gross charges per case: $9,384
•    Net revenue per case: $2,154
•    Discount to charges: 77 percent

Northeast
(based on case volume of 35,014)

•    Gross charges per case: $9,884
•    Net revenue per case: $2,310
•    Discount to charges: 76.6 percent

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