The Ohio State University Wexner is opening a $161.2 million outpatient campus with an ASC in Dublin, Ohio, in September.
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Illinois hospital’s $70M facility with ASC: 3 updates
Construction of Urbana, Ill.-based Carle Health’s $70 million facility with an ASC is moving along, Commercial News reported Jan. 20.
Johns Hopkins to renovate, expand pediatric hospital, surgery center
Baltimore, Md.-based Johns Hopkins Hospital is renovating its children’s medical and surgical center and building a 12-story addition.
Vascular Institute opens new clinic in Tennessee
Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Vascular Institute has opened a clinic in Dayton, Tenn., The Chattanoogan said Jan. 17.
11 hospitals that opened ASCs in December
Here are 11 hospitals and health systems that opened or announced plans for ASCs in December:
Texas hospital adds outpatient clinic, pediatric ambulatory surgery
Tyler, Texas-based Christus Trinity Mother Frances and Pediatric Surgical Associates are teaming up to open an outpatient clinic and offer ambulatory surgery, the Longview News-Journal reported Jan. 13.
Lee Health opening women’s cardiology ASC
Lee Health is opening a women’s cardiac surgery center at its Fort Myers, Fla.-based Shipley Cardiothoracic Center in February, Naples Daily News reported Jan. 12.
11-building portfolio with ASCs sold to Chicago investment firm
An 11-building portfolio of medical offices in Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota and Wisconsin was sold by real estate manager Ryan Companies, the Minneapolis/St.Paul Business Journal reported Jan. 10.
$3M independent ASC proposal to be reviewed by Vermont board
A proposed $3 million independent ASC in Colchester, Vt., is scheduled for review this month, the VTDigger reported Jan. 11.
Iowa Clinic’s $19.2M ASC application goes forward without hospital backing
Iowa City, Iowa-based Steindler Orthopedic Clinic and an unnamed hospital system bumped their joint plan to build an ASC, but the $19.2 million ASC proposal will proceed without the hospital for now, The Gazette reported Jan. 10.
