Capitalizing on the Cardiology Boom
The ASC industry is undeniably experiencing a growing interest in cardiology.
With recent additions of cardiology procedures to the ASC Covered Procedures List (ASC-CPL) by CMS and high reimbursements from payers (up to $7,500 per case for some procedures!), cardiology is experiencing significant growth. Our content covers everything from integrating new cardiology services to optimizing reimbursements and enhancing patient care. Equip your surgery center with the knowledge and resources needed to thrive in this booming specialty and drive superior outcomes.
Podcast
Key Considerations Before Adding Procedures
Kicking off our cardiology series, Kristen Richards, VP of Cardiovascular Operations at Atlas Healthcare Partners, discusses key considerations, preparation, capital expenses, and potential net revenue for ASCs adding cardiovascular cases.
Podcast
Maximizing Revenue
Today, we’re joined by Kristin Truesdell, SVP at Corazon, to discuss expenses, payor negotiations, and strategies ASCs can use to maximize reimbursement and boost financial performance.
Podcast
Dispelling Safety Myths
Dr. Joseph Puma discusses efforts to allow CV procedures in New York ASCs, addressing common concerns and sharing years of positive outcomes.
Podcast
Opening a Cardiovascular ASC
Three experts from Align ASC discuss opening a cardiovascular-focused ASC. With high reimbursement and demand, they explore feasibility, construction, staffing, technology, and the unique challenges of this thriving specialty.
Blog
Cardiovascular & Orthopedic Procedures See Highest Reimbursements While Getting the Nod from CMS and Payors
The shift of total joint and cardiovascular procedures to ASCs offers significant growth opportunities. With high revenue potential, new CMS covered procedures, and rising payor and patient demand, ASCs can capitalize by investing in specialized care and strategic physician recruitment.
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Cardiology Trends: Key Insights from 2023 to 2024
While there has been a 28% decrease in OR duration for cardiology procedures, and a significant 27% increase in revenue per OR minute, there’s also been an 8% decrease in net revenue per case, which raises important questions.
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