ASC reimbursement barely increases for orthopedics, spine & 4 more specialties: 24 statistics

In the last 12 months, reimbursement has increased by less than 1 percent on average across inpatient, outpatient and ASC settings, according to a Leerink Partners report.

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Here are 24 statistics:

Orthopedics
1. ASC: 0.6 percent
2. Outpatient: 0.6 percent
3. Inpatient: 0.6 percent

Spine
4. ASC: 0.5 percent
5. Outpatient: 0.8 percent
6. Inpatient: 0.3 percent

Cardiology
7. ASC: 0.3 percent
8. Outpatient: 0.6 percent
9. Inpatient: 0.2 percent

ENT
10. ASC: -0.2 percent
11. Outpatient: 0.1 percent
12. Inpatient: 0.2 percent

Gynecology
13. ASC: -0.1 percent
14. Outpatient: 0.5 percent
15. Inpatient: 0.3 percent

Urology
16. ASC: 0 percent
17. Outpatient: 2.8 percent
18. Inpatient: 0.8 percent

Others
19. ASC: 0 percent
20. Outpatient: 0.1 percent
21. Inpatient: 0 percent

Average
22. ASC: 0.1 percent
23. Outpatient: 0.8 percent
24. Inpatient: 0.3 percent

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