Jul 19, 2022
As per a recent study by Future Market Insights (FMI), the global ambulatory surgical centers market totaled US$85.4 Bn in 2020. With sales growing at a 3.9% CAGR, the market valuation is poised to reach US$130.6 Bn by 2031.
An increasing number of clinical procedures such as lithotripsy, coronary angiography, hemodialysis, radiotherapy (for cancer), and chemotherapy is driving demand for ambulatory surgical centers. Earlier, all clinical condition was treated in the hospital, be it a simple suturing procedure or a deep invasive procedure. These minimally invasive procedures led the count of inpatient admissions to increase, resulting in disorganization in the hospital environment.
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When a common outpatient procedure is performed in the ambulatory surgical center, it saves up to 59% of the total spending, according to the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association.
These factors are driving investments in hospitals for the establishment of ambulatory surgical centers. This is expected to create lucrative opportunities for players operating in the market, especially in developing regions.
"Growing demand for mobile healthcare services, coupled with favorable government policies encouraging the establishment of these centers in rural areas, is expected to drive the market in the forthcoming years," says Sabyasachi Ghosh, Principal consultant at FM.
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Who is winning?
Key market players covered by FMI include AmSurg Corp, Tenet Healthcare, HCA Holdings, Inc., Surgical Care Affiliates, Inc., Surgery Partners, and Ambulatory Surgical Centers of America.
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