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Not long ago, most surgeries meant a hospital stay with crowded waiting rooms, long recovery times, and high costs. Fast forward to today, and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) have rewritten that experience. Patients can now walk in for procedures in the morning and head home the same day, often paying far less than they would…
Your ambulatory surgery center (ASC) is in full motion—patients moving through pre-op, surgeons coordinating cases, and staff juggling checklists and charts. Everything depends on timing, teamwork, and precision. But when your electronic health records (EHR) add friction instead of flow, even minor delays can ripple into missed documentation, surgical slowdowns, or billing backlogs. That’s the…
Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) are celebrated for providing safe, high-quality care with minimal inconvenience to patients. As highlighted in Newsweek’s 2025 Rankings, nearly all patients treated in ASCs can go home the same day, reducing costs and enhancing convenience. However, this popularity brings its own set of cons—ranging from rising patient demand to tighter compliance…
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