Grace Lynn Keller

This is Grace Lynn Keller with the Becker's Healthcare Podcast, and we are recording live at the 31st Annual Business and Operations of ASCs.

I'm currently sitting down with Jeffrey Singerman, who is the administrator and COO at Manhattan Endoscopy Center.

Jeffrey, thanks for being here.

To kick us off, can you share a little bit about yourself and your work in the ASC space?

All right.

Well, thanks for being here.

And let's start our conversation with the ASC market, because in the U.S., this is projected to reach $60.8 billion by 2030, and it continues to experience strong year-over-year growth.

From your perspective, what are the most significant trends in market forces driving this expansion, and how should ASC leaders be preparing today?

Absolutely.

And shifting gears slightly, from AI and robotic surgeries to advanced EHR systems, technology does remain a make or break factor and a critical driver of ASC operations at scale.

So how do you see deeper tech integration shaping the way ASCs deliver care and manage their business over the next few years?

And following up to that, is there any specific technology or innovation that stands out to you as especially transformative?

100%.

And with 60% of health systems considering ASC joint ventures and many ASCs already partnering with systems in their communities, what opportunities do you see for collaboration, whether with other providers or vendors, to strengthen patient care and operational efficiency?

And as we wrap up our conversation today, is there anything that we didn't touch on or any final thoughts you'd like to share on the podcast?

Absolutely.

Well, Jeff, thanks so much for being here today on the Becker's Healthcare Podcast to share these thoughts and insights.

Again, we are recording live at the 31st Annual Business and Operations of ASCs.