Surgery Centers in Kansas
70 Medicare-certified surgery-centers across 21 cities
70
Total Surgery Centers
21
Cities Covered
70
Medicare Certified
4.3 ★
Avg Google Rating
Ambulatory Surgery Centers in Kansas
Kansas has 70 Medicare-certified ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) across 21 cities and towns. ASCs are outpatient facilities where patients undergo same-day surgical procedures and return home the same day — no overnight hospital stay required. 32 of these centers hold independent accreditation from organizations like AAAHC, AAAASF, or The Joint Commission. 53 centers have CMS CAHPS patient satisfaction survey data available.
The largest concentration of ASCs in Kansas is in Wichita, with 23 centers. Use the city listings below to browse centers near you, or search by zip code for the closest options.
Browse by City in Kansas
Wichita
23 surgery-centers
Overland Park
17 surgery-centers
Leawood
4 surgery-centers
Topeka
4 surgery-centers
Hutchinson
3 surgery-centers
Manhattan
2 surgery-centers
Salina
2 surgery-centers
Shawnee
2 surgery-centers
Andover
1 surgery-center
Emporia
1 surgery-center
Fort Scott
1 surgery-center
Garden City
1 surgery-center
Great Bend
1 surgery-center
Hays
1 surgery-center
Kansas City
1 surgery-center
Lawrence
1 surgery-center
Lenexa
1 surgery-center
Merriam
1 surgery-center
Pittsburg
1 surgery-center
Prairie Village
1 surgery-center
Shawnee Mission
1 surgery-center
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ambulatory surgery centers are in Kansas?
Kansas has 70 Medicare-certified ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) across 21 cities. ASCs perform same-day outpatient surgical procedures without an overnight hospital stay.
Does Medicare cover outpatient surgery at ASCs in Kansas?
Yes — Medicare Part B covers approved surgical procedures performed at Medicare-certified ASCs. You typically pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount after meeting your Part B deductible. All 70 centers listed here are Medicare-certified. Contact individual facilities to confirm which specific procedures they perform and whether your insurance is accepted.
What is the difference between an ASC and a hospital outpatient department?
Ambulatory surgery centers are independent facilities focused exclusively on outpatient surgery. Compared to hospital outpatient departments, ASCs typically have lower patient cost-sharing (due to CMS payment rules), shorter wait times, and a more focused care environment. Studies show ASC patients also report high satisfaction and low complication rates.
How do I compare ASC quality in Kansas?
This directory shows CMS CAHPS patient satisfaction scores (0–100 scale), Google ratings, accreditation status (AAAHC, AAAASF, Joint Commission), and safety metrics like hospital transfer rate and safe surgery checklist compliance. The average Google rating across rated ASCs in Kansas is 4.3 out of 5.
What surgical specialties are available at ASCs in Kansas?
ASCs in Kansas perform procedures across many specialties including ophthalmology, gastroenterology, orthopedics, ENT, urology, pain management, and more. Use the specialty filter on the search page or browse the Procedures directory to find centers offering specific procedures.