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Ambulatory surgical centers (ASC)

Revised 'Ambulatory Surgical Center Fee Schedule' fact sheet
Modified: 1/26/2012
This fact sheet includes information on the definition of an ambulatory surgical center fee schedule (ASC), ASC payment, how payment rates are determined, and health care quality. [PERL 201201-42]
Core-based statistical areas for ASCs
Modified: 1/23/2012
Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) need to know their CBSA code in order to determine the correct fees.
Core-based statistical areas for ASCs
Modified: 1/23/2012
Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) need to know their CBSA code in order to determine the correct fees.
January 2012 update of the ambulatory surgery center payment system
Modified: 1/11/2012
The MLN Matters article was revised on January 10 to show the correct effective and implementation dates as being 2012, not 2011. All other information is the same. [MM7682]
Ambulatory surgical center (ASC) -- payment ratesexternal link
Modified: 10/17/2011
Specific payment information, including national ASC drugs fees, is available in the downloads section of this page.
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