AAC's new brand reflects the growing national demand for its full-service ambulatory anesthesia services platform.CHICAGO, March 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Ambulatory Anesthesia Care—formerly Ambulatory Management Solutions—began in 2007 when Chicago's Mobile Anesthesiologists, a pioneer of office-based anesthesia in operation since 1996, brought business services in-house.AMS, now AAC, has continued to grow and help its practice partners set a new national standard in office-based anesthesia and perioperative services.AAC's platform is a bold new direction in healthcare, providing recruitment, tech, revenue cycle, sales and marketing, clinical best practices, supply chain management, credentialing, accreditation, administration, even surgical office layout consulting.CEO Scott Mayer noted, "AAC has a unique approach to both ambulatory anesthesia, and healthcare. AAC practices install anesthesia and perioperative suites in surgical offices, but we're not a staffing company. We cover revenue cycle, procurement, and everything else an MSO does, but we're not an MSO. We provide custom scheduling, EMR integration, and full-stack tech infrastructure, but we're not a technology vendor. We're something more, and we could not be prouder of helping shape what's next in healthcare."Since its founding in 2011, AAC has expanded its portfolio of partner practices, with Noble Anesthesia Partners, LLC out of Dallas, and M2 Anesthesia, a pediatric dental anesthesia practice in the Pacific Northwest.Michael Weiss, MD, MBA, managing partner of Noble Anesthesia Partners and CMO of AAC added, "Noble Anesthesia Partners was known for its innovative approach to anesthesia and focus on quality of life for its team. Joining AAC in 2021 was an exciting next step for us and I'm proud of what we've accomplished since."With each new partner, AAC expands services, letting practices retain clinical autonomy, creating a new alternative to large health system acquisition