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The 2026 proposal opens the door for more procedures in ambulatory surgery centers, puts more decision-making power in physicians’ hands, and signals a continued push toward lower-cost surgical settings. Here's what the details mean for your ASC strategy going forward.
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Explore the operational, financial, and facility-level trade-offs that can make or break your center’s performance. Whether you’re aiming for lean, focused efficiency or scalable, diversified throughput, this guide — plus our downloadable OR Case Volume Tool — will help you make the right call based on volume, acuity, and long-term growth strategy.
ReadReadReadThe transition comes amid accelerating growth in ambulatory surgery, driven by changes in reimbursement, regulation, physician preferences, and patient demand. Compass has built the platform and partnerships needed to support that shift in a way that benefits health systems, physicians and the patients they serve.
ReadHammack’s appointment strengthens Compass’s ability to launch, operate, and grow high-performing ASCs for physician and health system partners.
ReadAn up-and-coming ASC joint venture model that healthcare leaders should be watching
ReadAs CDO, Langston will work with Compass' health system partners to accelerate ASC network density, boost physician engagement, align with insurers, and ensure high-quality, lower cost surgical care for patients.
ReadConceptualized by physicians, for physicians and their patients, Frisco Station Surgery Center will offer streamlined scheduling, optimized surgical workflows, and concierge-level experiences for both doctors and their patients.
Read"NYC Joint & Spine Center provides the area with a premier destination for orthopedic surgery that is accessible from across the region," said Will Holding, Senior Vice President of Development at Compass Surgical Partners. "Offering a concierge-like experience and nationally recognized surgeons, it sets a new standard for patient care."
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