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A Medicaid data analysis found that children with autism or intellectual disabilities receiving dental surgery at ambulatory surgery centers had shorter wait times, lower costs, and no increase in adverse outcomes compared to hospital settings
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Apr 20, 2026
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The lack of hospital settings for dental surgeries could compromise care for children with complex medical needs, making it a risky choice for some families.
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While ambulatory centers show positive outcomes, further research is needed to ensure they meet the diverse needs of all children with disabilities.
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Parents should weigh the benefits of ambulatory surgery centers against potential concerns about the quality of care in less monitored environments.
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Ambulatory surgery centers provide a more efficient option for dental procedures in children with developmental disabilities, benefiting families with lower costs and shorter wait times.
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The findings suggest a need to reform Medicaid policies to support broader access to ambulatory surgery centers for dental care in children with developmental disabilities.
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