MBC Ambulatory Surgery Center LP Dba Mann Cataract Surgery Center

Ambulatory surgical center in Houston, TX, Medicare certification number 45C0001464. CMS publishes 2 quality measures for it.

Medicare certification

Provider of Services

CCN: 45C0001464The number CMS certifies the facility under, not a provider identifier
Status: Active
Provider type: Ambulatory surgical center
Control type: Proprietary
Participating since: Nov 28, 2007
Last certification: May 25, 2017
Address: 5115 Fannin St, Ste 1010
Houston, TX 77004
(713) 580-2568

NPI records for this facility (CCN to NPI Mapping) 1

MBC Ambulatory Surgery Center, LP

dba Mann Cataract Surgery Center
- Ambulatory Surgical Clinic/Center
- Houston, TX
- NPI 1710082680
Care Compare ASC file

Quality measures 2

Medicare Care Compare

Cataract surgeries with an unplanned anterior vitrectomy 0.61
- State average 1.19 (computed here)
- National average 0.47 (computed here)
Improvement in visual function within 90 days of cataract surgery 100
- State average 99.73 (computed here)
- National average 90.37 (computed here)

Measures CMS does not publish for this facility (10)

Appropriate recommendation for follow-up screening colonoscopy — 5
Hospital visits after general surgery procedures — 5
Hospital visits after orthopaedic procedures — 5
Hospital visits after urology procedures — 5
Hospital visits within 7 days of an outpatient colonoscopy — 5
Patients kept at a normal body temperature after anaesthesia — 5
Patients transferred or admitted to a hospital on discharge — 5
Patients who experience a burn before discharge — 5
Patients who experience a fall in the centre — 5
Wrong site, side, patient, procedure or implant — 5

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Sources for this page

Provider of Services: the certification, provider type, beds and status.
Medicare Care Compare: the star rating and every measure on this page, with the state and national rates CMS publishes beside them.
NPPES NPI Registry: the NPI records connected to this certification.

Better and worse are CMS's own comparison with the national rate, not ours: for most measures a low score is the good one (deaths, infections) and for others a high one is, so measures where CMS states no comparison are left uncoloured. The exception is star ratings, which are read against the national average here. Quality measures are published by CMS and are not adjusted or re-scored here. Averages marked “computed here” are the mean of every facility reporting that measure, worked out by NPIMap because CMS publishes no comparison for it. Confirm anything you rely on at Medicare Care Compare.