8 trends shaping the future of ASCs

ASCs are at the forefront of a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, driven by shifts in care delivery models, workforce challenges and technological advancements. 

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Joe Peluso, administrator at Aestique Surgical Center in Greensburg, Pa., joined Becker’s to discuss the healthcare trends ASCs need to know to be prepared for growth. 

Joe Peluso: ASCs prepared to embrace transformative changes will be better positioned for growth.

Eight trends affecting ASC healthcare:

  • Shift away from traditional inpatient models toward more patient centric outpatient accessible, high-quality care with reduced operational costs and the ability to improve efficiencies.
  • Ability to personalize the healthcare treatment landscape.
  • Ability to streamline processes, improve outcomes and provide an exceptional patient experience.
  • Engage emerging innovative technologies: AI, robotics, automated medical devices, wearables and implantables.
  • Foster a workplace/work force culture that supports work life balance to address employee satisfaction.
  • Encourage better health management and preventative care (wellness). 
  • Engage in collaborative and partnership approaches.
  • Proactively advocate for a site neutral payment system for outpatient surgical care.

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