One measure shown per center — the one with reportable case volume. Every center reports on a different mix, which is why the full grid below is worth reading.

Center	Colonoscopy nat 9.9	Orthopedic nat 2.4	Urology nat 5.4	General surgery nat 1	Transfer rate	Rating	Recommend	Surveys
SPECIALISTS ONE DAY SURGERY CENTER, LLC	—	2.6 As expected	—	0.9 As expected	0.211	96	96	251
SPECIALISTS' ONE-DAY SURGERY LLC	—	2.6 As expected	—	0.9 As expected	0.211	96	96	325
UPSTATE ORTHOPEDICS AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER	—	2.2 As expected	—	—	0.07	95	95	307
ENDOSCOPIC PROCEDURE CENTER	8.4 As expected	—	—	—	0.06	96	95	271
SPECIALTY SURGERY CENTER OF CENTRAL NEW YORK	—	—	—	—	0.069	96	98	133
SYRACUSE SURGERY CENTER	—	—	—	1 As expected	0.073	97	97	270
CAMILLUS SURGERY CENTER	—	2.3 As expected	—	1 As expected	0.065	93	96	30
SYRACUSE ENDOSCOPY ASSOCIATES, LLC	11.3 As expected	—	—	—	0.468	94	95	288
DIGESTIVE DISEASE CENTER OF CENTRAL NEW YORK, LLC	9 As expected	—	—	—	0.041	94	94	199
ENDOSCOPY CENTER OF CENTRAL NEW YORK	10.2 As expected	—	—	—	0.04	95	93	233
HERITAGE ONE DAY SURGERY	—	—	—	—	0.024	95	94	210
UNIVERSITY GASTROENTEROLOGY AT THE PHILIP G. HOLTZ	9.9 As expected	—	—	—	0.299	—	—	—

Rates are per-100 risk-standardized 7-day hospital visits; "nat" is the national rate for that measure. Rating and Recommend are OAS CAHPS linear mean scores (0–100). A dash means CMS did not report a value — usually too few cases, which is not a bad score.

Sources: CMS Provider of Services file (iQIES, 2026 Q2) for the facility list, specialties and room counts; CMS ASCQR facility-level quality measures; CMS OAS CAHPS patient survey. Metro grouping is by CBSA code 45060; the area name is the U.S. Census Bureau's own title for it, not one we invented.