Kentucky ASCs Save Medicare $14.5M on Key Procedures

Medicare-certified ambulatory surgery centers in Kentucky saved Medicare more than $14.5 million in 2011, according to a report from ASCA’s campaign for Advancing Surgical Care.

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The state had 31 Medicare-certified ASCs in 2011 and was able to save Medicare $11.4 million on cataract procedures performed there. Additionally, Medicare saved $3 million on colonoscopies performed in the ASC and $100,000 on arthroscopic knee and shoulder procedures.

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