Trevor Sawallish, senior vice president of clinical operations and COO, talked about trends and opportunities in ambulatory surgery centers. He spoke on Children’s Minnesota’s recent accreditation as a Level I surgery center by the American College of Surgeons and what that means for the organization. Children’s Minnesota plans to continue to support physicians while making its pediatric-focused ACS the easiest and best choice for referring physicians and the families they care for. The organization will also continue to develop value-based strategies to provide high-quality, lower-cost services, that are dedicated to caring for kids. Read the full Becker’s ASC Review article: Physician alignment, competition from independent ASCs & more: 3 outpatient market insights from Trevor Sawallish of Children’s Minnesota.
Trevor Sawallish on trends and opportunities for ambulatory surgery centers
- By Alexandra Erritt
- Tags: News, Pediatrics, Surgery
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