Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) are facilities that provide outpatient surgical procedures that do not require overnight hospital stays. ASCs bill private insurers and Medicare using specific forms and billing criteria, including using revenue codes and CPT codes to identify procedures. Common ASC procedures include endoscopy, cataract surgery, colonoscopy, and nerve procedures. ASCs are reimbursed by Medicare based on an outpatient payment system that assigns payment weights to procedures to determine reimbursement amounts. ASCs can also bill separately for certain ancillary services like implantable devices or drugs.