“The single most important thing a center should do on managed care contracting today is to partner with the payer to identify opportunities to provide surgical services on high-cost cases, where the ASC can prove to the payer via data and a solid business case that it can offer a savings to both the payer and the patient,” says Ms. Kehayes.
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