What are the differences between an ambulatory surgery center and a hospital?
Featured Article: Should I Choose A Surgery Center Or Hospital For My Surgery?
Hospitals play an important role in our communities providing advanced support for the full range of services from surgery to intensive care. When you are otherwise healthy, an ambulatory surgery center provides a convenient alternative to the hospital with the same quality care at a lower cost to you.
Your surgeon and primary care physician will partner together with you to determine what facility makes the most sense for your surgery based on your health history and unique situation.
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