Category: ASC Transactions and Valuation Issues

Will Walgreens offload VillageMD? 5 things ASCs need to know 

Walgreens could sell off its stake in primary care chain VillageMD — which it acquired in 2021 in a $5.2 billion deal — according to an Aug. 7 Securities and Exchange Commission filing. 

SurgNet Health Partners acquires Alabama endoscopy center

Nashville, Tenn.-based ASC management company SurgNet Health Partners has acquired Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Endoscopy Center. 

USPI inking major deals

ASC giant United Surgical Partners International continues to grow as its parent company Tenet Healthcare reorganizes its portfolio towards ASC development. 

6 West Coast medical buildings sold to real estate partnership

Real estate investors Cypress West and TPG Angelo Gordon, who entered into a joint venture in April, have closed on a portfolio of six outpatient facilities on the West Coast. 

The biggest disruptor in the battle to consolidate ASCs

The ASC industry is historically fragmented, but one company seeing skyrocketing growth in the last five years through consolidation. 

Kentucky medical office buildings acquired for $15M

Two medical office buildings in Paducah, Ky., have been acquired by Montecito Medical Real Estate for $15 million, according to an Aug. 7 report from REBusiness Online.

Surgery Partners raises full-year guidance to $3B+ amid 14.2% revenue jump 

Brentwood, Tenn.-based Surgery Partners’ revenues jumped 14.2% to $762.1 million for the second quarter of 2024, according to the company’s financial report released Aug. 6. 

Optum buys Washington state medical office building for $20M

Optum Services of Minnesota, an affiliate of United Health, has purchased a medical office building in Marysville, Wash., for $20.3 million according to an Aug. 6 report from the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce.

10 ASC companies to know

Here are 10 ASC companies to know:

ASC leaders eye 'elevator pitches' to payers in cost-savings talks

Operational costs are soaring for ASCs while reimbursements continue to decline. Some physicians point to a lack of communication from payers regarding ASC’s true costs for creating this financial tension.