5 Key Takeaways
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Corneal tissue procedures are low in volume but critical for patient outcomes, often being sight-saving interventions.
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Medicare Advantage and private insurers frequently under-reimburse corneal tissue, straining ASCs and eye banks.
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ASCs must carefully review insurance contracts to ensure proper reimbursement for corneal transplant care.
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The lack of full reimbursement can lead to fewer corneal procedures at ASCs, pushing surgeries to hospitals.
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Reimbursement challenges can delay necessary corneal transplants, negatively impacting patient care and outcomes.
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