Operational excellence and surgeon satisfaction are two sides of the same coin. Join Surglogs and Left Coast Healthcare Advisors for a high-impact webinar on building an ASC that surgeons prefer. Learn how to align operational discipline with surgeon-focused strategies to drive case volume, streamline compliance, and foster long-term loyalty. Key Takeaways:

Watch this webinar on bridging gaps in ASC compliance, turning policy into effective day-to-day practice.

Learn how to run effective mock surveys, prioritize key standards, turn findings into measurable action plans, and engage staff to strengthen compliance and reduce risk.

Watch a free webinar where Crissy Benze discusses medical staff credentialing, a top CMS-cited deficiency, with real-world insights.

See what’s getting ASCs cited in real surveys — with examples of violations and how to spot them in your own facility.

Watch a free webinar with Sandy Berreth, RN, BS, MS, CASC.

Watch a free webinar on quality benchmarking, hosted by Becky Ziegler, assistant executive director at ASC Quality Collaborative In this webinar, you will learn: About the speaker: Becky Ziegler-Otis, recently completed a term on the ASCA board of directors and presently serves as Assistant Director of the ASC Quality Collaboration, which is the only organization …

Stop guessing what surveyors want — Surglogs’ Survey Readiness, built with consultants, shows you every task your center needs to stay compliant, step by step.

Staying compliant isn’t just a box to check—it’s the foundation that keeps your facility running smoothly, safely, and within legal boundaries. Especially for Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs), where regulatory standards from organizations like The Joint Commission, AAAHC, QUAD A, ACHC, and OSHA constantly evolve, having the right compliance software is less of a luxury and …

Delivering exceptional care while staying operationally efficient is a constant challenge for ASCs. Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) is the key—but how can it be done effectively? Discover how the right technology makes CQI not only achievable, but sustainable for long-term success.

In a world where data drives smarter decisions, healthcare providers have a powerful tool at their fingertips. Discover how transforming everyday compliance and operational data can lead to measurable improvements in performance and patient care. Learn how Surglogs makes it possible—with analytics that deliver real impact.

In the healthcare industry, where patient safety is especially critical, Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) play an important role in providing efficient and effective medical care. As centers that perform same-day surgeries, ASCs are dedicated to delivering high-quality services while maintaining a streamlined operational environment. With this in mind, the significance of timely incident reporting cannot …

Preparing for and responding to emergencies is a crucial aspect of accreditation requirements for healthcare facilities. Accreditation bodies such as AAAHC, CMS, The Joint Commission, and QUAD A all require their affiliated facilities to have comprehensive emergency preparedness and response plans in place.  Ensuring this practice at your healthcare facility is no simple task. It …

Accreditation surveys are a crucial aspect of maintaining the highest standards in healthcare facilities. Compliance with hand wash hygiene practices is particularly important in preventing the spread of infections. Let’s explore the essential steps to prepare for an accreditation survey, focusing on the significance of hand wash hygiene for patient safety and staff well-being. Accreditation …

AAAHC accreditation is achieved not through last-minute preparation but by consistently aligning everyday operations with the standards that demonstrate lasting quality and compliance.

Effective emergency preparedness begins long before a crisis, through proactive planning, risk assessments, training, and strong coordination with local responders.

In ASCs, the real compliance risk often comes not from missing policies, but from outdated, inconsistent, and poorly aligned documentation that weakens governance and increases the chance of accreditation issues.

With the AAAHC v44 Standards going into effect on December 15, 2025, ASC leaders must act quickly to ensure their policies and documentation are fully compliant. Surglogs’ new Compliance Assistant streamlines this transition, allowing your facility to identify necessary updates and adapt without the administrative burden.

As the year winds down, it is the ideal time for ASCs to evaluate internal processes and strengthen their Quality Management Programs for a safer, more efficient future. We’ve distilled industry guidance into five practical steps, offering a clear roadmap to help your facility enter the new year with confidence.

As regulatory frameworks shift toward continuous performance, ASCs face a future defined by higher accountability and smarter operations. We dive into five key trends for 2026, including a thoughtful, critical look at where emerging technology actually fits into the compliance landscape.

You can’t improve what you don’t measure. For Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs), quality metrics provide the visibility needed to strengthen patient safety, streamline operations, and meet the highest standards of care. Tracking the right quality metrics isn’t just about passing a survey or satisfying a regulator—it’s about creating a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous …

Many ASCs perform mock surveys, but relying on predictable checklists and routine processes often creates a false sense of readiness that fails to reflect how real surveyors probe for gaps in practice.

ASCs are under increasing financial pressure from rising costs, inflation, and labor shortages, turning what was once a business challenge into a growing compliance risk as stretched teams struggle to maintain consistent oversight.

Credentialing in ASCs has evolved beyond basic files, with surveyors now expecting clear, up-to-date evidence of ongoing competency, performance monitoring, and consistent oversight.

In ASCs, the real compliance risk often comes not from missing policies, but from outdated, inconsistent, and poorly aligned documentation that weakens governance and increases the chance of accreditation issues.

Most Ambulatory Surgery Centers don’t lack policies or commitment to compliance; instead, small gaps between policy, daily practice, and documentation often go unnoticed until a survey. The good news is these issues can be prevented with stronger processes and the right tools.

As the year winds down, it is the ideal time for ASCs to evaluate internal processes and strengthen their Quality Management Programs for a safer, more efficient future. We’ve distilled industry guidance into five practical steps, offering a clear roadmap to help your facility enter the new year with confidence.

As regulatory frameworks shift toward continuous performance, ASCs face a future defined by higher accountability and smarter operations. We dive into five key trends for 2026, including a thoughtful, critical look at where emerging technology actually fits into the compliance landscape.