Category: ASC Transactions and Valuation Issues

USPI plans to have more than 600 ASCs by 2025

Dallas-based United Surgical Partners International, a Tenet Healthcare company, aims to add more than 160 ASCs to its portfolio in the next three years.

Surgery Partners spent $185M on 3 end-of-year deals

Surgery Partners made three big acquisitions during the last two weeks of December, the company reported Jan. 10.

Tampa General expands outpatient presence with radiology acquisition

Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital acquired full ownership of Tower Radiology, one of the region’s largest physician-owned radiology practices.

2 ophthalmology practices snag private-equity backing

Hamilton, N.J.-based Campus Eye Group and Levittown, Pa.-based Total Eye Care have inked a deal with Beekman Investment Partners to accelerate growth, the private equity firm said Jan. 6. 

HCA acquires outpatient urgent care network

HCA Healthcare acquired MD Now Urgent Care, Florida’s largest provider of urgent care services, from Los Angeles-based private equity investment firm Brentwood Associates. 

USPI joint-venture ASC building sold

Chicago-based Stage Equity Partners sold the TLC Medical Arts Building in Lady Lake, Fla., which houses an ASC.

HCA buys Florida’s largest urgent care network; physician-staffed outpatient sector heats up

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare wrapped up 2021 by completing its acquisition of MD Now Urgent Care, Florida’s largest network of urgent care centers, expanding its reach into the booming outpatient and primary care sectors.

PE firm buys Louisiana surgical hospital for $42M

Irvine, Calif.-based private equity firm IRA Capital acquired Christus Surgical Hospital in Alexandria, La.

Suburban Dallas property with gastroenterology ASC acquired

A medical building housing the Digestive Health Center of Allen (Texas) was acquired by real estate company Montecito Medical. 

Suburban Dallas property with gastroenterology ASC acquired

A medical building housing the Digestive Health Center of Allen (Texas) was acquired by real estate company Montecito Medical.