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Freestanding Emergency Departments

  • Freestanding Emergency Departments as a Workforce Solution

    The Cleveland Clinic has developed a hub-and-spoke acute care model that, if applied more broadly, could address...
  • Insurance Companies Force Emergency Departments Out of Network, Shift Costs to Patients

    The cost of out-of-network care has come under scrutiny and grabbed media attention as physicians, insurance companies,...
  • Opinion: Freestanding Emergency Centers Increase Access to Care, Decrease Physician Burnout

    Editor’s Note: This editorial from ACEP’s Freestanding Emergency Centers Section is a response to “Why Freestanding, Physician-...

Freestanding Emergency Departments as a Workforce Solution

September 13, 2022 - Leon C. Adelman, MD, MBA - 0 Comment

The Cleveland Clinic has developed a hub-and-spoke acute care model that, if applied more broadly, could address…

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Insurance Companies Force Emergency Departments Out of Network, Shift Costs to Patients

July 17, 2019 - Erin L. Simon, DO, FACEP; Carrie de Moor, MD, FACEP; John Dayton, MD, FACEP, FAAEM; and Gillian R. Schmitz, MD, FACEP - 0 Comment

The cost of out-of-network care has come under scrutiny and grabbed media attention as physicians, insurance companies,…

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Opinion: Freestanding Emergency Centers Increase Access to Care, Decrease Physician Burnout

April 14, 2015 - R. Joe Ybarra, MD, Chair of ACEP’s Freestanding Emergency Centers Section, and John R. Dayton, MD, FACEP, secretary of the Section - 4 Comments

Editor’s Note: This editorial from ACEP’s Freestanding Emergency Centers Section is a response to “Why Freestanding, Physician-…

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Opinion: Why Freestanding, Physician- or Investor-Owned Emergency Departments May Be Bad for Emergency Medicine

February 11, 2015 - Ronald A. Hellstern, MD - 24 Comments

Driving in and around the cities that make up the Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex, I get the…

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