Abstract
BackgroundA survey was conducted at the 2023 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) to assess practice management strategies among current AAHKS members. MethodsMembers of AAHKS used an app to answer both multiple-choice and “yes or no” questions related to a variety of issues related to their practices. ResultsThe number of AAHKS members in private practice (37%) continues to decline, and 4% are now in private equity–employed practices. Fee for service (30%) and relative value units (30%) are the major forms of compensation. The number of AAHKS members that perform total joint arthroplasties at ambulatory surgery centers continues to increase, and supply chain issues (91%) remain a problem. There has been a decrease in surgeon participation in bundled payment programs and gainsharing arrangements with hospitals. ConclusionsThis member’s survey provides valuable information regarding practice patterns. The shift to outpatient surgery has continued. Future surveys will be performed to monitor changes in practice patterns over time.
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