ASCs, OBLs, imaging centers, and physician-owned practice economics. Pro forma, payer contracting, case mix, fractional CFO, site selection.
Understanding the Complexity of Uterine Fibroid Embolization Costs Determining the cost of uterine fibroid embolization (UFE) can be challenging due to various factors that influence pricing. The average cost of UFE in the United States…
Why This Matters Right Now In 2026, performing a leg artery angioplasty above the knee (CPT 37220) in an Office-Based Lab (OBL) can generate $7,088 in commercial revenue. This starkly contrasts with the Medicare reimbursement…
Understanding the Complexity of Healthcare Procedure Costs The cost of healthcare procedures can be notoriously difficult to predict. Several factors contribute to this complexity, ranging from geographical location to the specific healthcare provider. In the…
What to look for in referral tracking software Choosing the right referral tracking software for your medical practice is crucial for streamlining operations and maximizing patient engagement. Here are key factors to consider: Integration with…
Understanding the Complexity of Surgery Costs Estimating the cost of surgery is a multifaceted challenge due to the interplay of diverse factors. Each surgical procedure is influenced by elements such as the type of surgery,…
Opening Creating a robust financial pro forma is essential for any Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC), as it serves as a critical tool in streamlining financial planning and strategic decision-making. In 2022, the ASC market was…
Why ASC Ownership Matters Right Now Owning an ambulatory surgical center (ASC) can significantly alter a physician’s financial landscape. Consider this: the ASC facility fee for a stent placement in a leg artery above the…
Why This Matters Right Now In 2026, performing a liver biopsy (CPT 47000) in an office-based lab (OBL) yields a physician $2,135 in commercial revenue, compared to an estimated $1,500 in hospital-based settings. This $635…
Why This Matters Right Now The CMS WISeR 2026 policy introduces a critical shift in how interventional radiology practices handle prior authorizations for procedures such as CPT 36901. With revenue figures showing a potential $3,500…
Why This Matters Right Now In 2026, performing CPT 37222 in an OBL earns a physician $4,076 in commercial revenue, a stark contrast to hospital settings where the financial benefits are significantly diluted. This disparity…
