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Ambulatory and Surgery
Ambulatory Surgery Centers are medical facilities that specialize in elective same-day or outpatient surgical procedures. They do not offer emergency care. Patients treated in these surgical centers do not require admission to a hospital and are well enough to go home after the procedure. If the patient needs overnight care or has a serious complication, he or she is transferred to an acute care hospital.
An outpatient procedure that is done in an ASC costs between one-half and one-third as much as the same procedure done in a hospital. There is also significantly less administrative paperwork at an ambulatory surgical center compared to the admissions process at most hospitals.
Urgent Care delivers prompt medical care at a substantially lower cost by only offering patients the care that they need. Emergency rooms are equipped to treat life-threatening circumstances, but the high cost of using a facility designed for that level of medical care is reflected in their bill. As a result, the treatment costs at urgent care centers are almost always significantly lower.
Over the last 20 years, there has been a growing demand for the valuable and necessary services that urgent care centers provide. At last count, there were more than 9,000 urgent care facilities in the United States, with hundreds more opening each year.
While some urgent care centers are hospital-affiliated, you’ll find just as many that are independently owned and operated.
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