Category: New ASC Development

Memorial Hermann opens Texas ASC

Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System has opened a new surgery center in Montgomery, Texas, according to a Nov. 8 report from Community Impact. 

Michigan system opens new outpatient facility

UP Health System—Marquette (Mich.) held a ribbon-cutting for its new medical office building, according to a Nov. 7 report from TV6. 

Andrews Sports Medicine recommended for approval of Alabama ASC

The Homewood (Ala.) Planning Commission recommended approval of Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center’s proposal to develop an ASC, according to a Nov. 6 report by Construction Review.

Free-standing ASC proposed in Florida

Plans for a free-standing ASC in St. Augustine, Fla., are under review, according to a Nov. 6 report by the Jacksonville Daily Record.

Certificate of need issued to contested Alabama ASC

The Health Care Authority of the City of Hoover (Ala.) was issued its certificate of need for the Riverwalk Health and Wellness Center after being given initial approval in August, ABC News 3340 reported Nov. 5. 

Emory Healthcare opens ASC

Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare has opened an outpatient and imaging facility in Dunwoody, Ga. 

Adventist acquires ASC

Adventist Health Lodi (Calif.) Memorial Hospital Foundation has purchased the Lodi Outpatient Surgery Center and added it to its network after years of leasing the center from local physicians, according to a Nov. 2 Lodi News-Sentinel report. 

CON laws' domino effect on ASC, hospital partnerships

Certificate-of-need laws require healthcare systems or providers to receive special approval  from the state before expanding or building a new facility, and they vary by state. 

15 new ASCs in October

Here are 15 ASCs that were opened or announced in the last month, as reported by Becker’s:

ASCs surge in the Sun Belt

ASCs are experiencing a development boom in the Sun Belt, a region that spans the Southeastern and Southwestern United States. The trend is being driven by demographic shifts, increased healthcare spending and regulatory factors.