The US Ambulatory Surgical Center Market size is expected to be worth around US$ 103.4 Billion by 2034 from US$ 44.5 Billion in 2024, growing at a CAGR of 8.8% during the forecast period 2025 to 2034.

In 2025, the U.S. Ambulatory Surgical Center Market is maturing through deeper integration with telehealth and multi-site ASC networks. Health systems now connect ASCs with virtual consults, pre-op planning, and postoperative follow-ups led by ASC-based teams. Telemonitoring tools support recovery for procedures like varicose vein ablations and hernia repairs.

Concurrently, ASC operators are joining multi-site networks offering standardized care protocols, shared supply chains, and centralized scheduling portals. These integrated models boost efficiency, reduce variation, and provide patients with seamless care. As providers recognize the synergy between digital care and outpatient surgery, ASC-led networks are setting new benchmarks in surgical quality, accessibility, and cost containment.

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Key Market Segments

Center Type

• Single-specialty
• Multi-specialty

Ownership

• Physician Owned
• Hospital Owned
• Corporate Owned

Speciality

• Orthopedics
• Pain Management/Spinal Injections
• Gastroenterology
• Ophthalmology
• Others

Emerging Trends

1. Telehealth integration for pre- and post-op visits to reduce patient travel.
2. Multi-center ASC networks standardizing protocols and sharing centralized triage.
3. Telemonitoring tools (wearable devices) supervising post-op recovery remotely.
4. Centralized ASC scheduling platforms linking surgeons across locations for capacity optimization.

Use Cases

1. A hernia ASC uses tele-visits to confirm wound healing and manage pain remotely.
2. A multi-clinic ASC operator uses a central scheduler to fill OR time slots efficiently.
3. Patients recovering from varicose vein treatment wear a smart bandage that reports healing progress.
4. A network of ASCs standardizes supplies and protocols, reducing supply cost by 15%.