Category: New ASC Development

Sutter Health to break ground on $442M medical office building, ASC

Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health is set to break ground on a five-story, 129,000-square-foot medical office building that will cost the system an estimated $442 million, according to an April 4 report from the San Francisco Chronicle. 

Missouri hospital opens surgery center in the works for 18 years

Texas County Memorial Hospital in Houston, Mo., opened a surgical center after 18 years of planning and work, according to an April 2 report by Houston Herald.

New ASC coming to expanding Alabama medical site

A new ASC is coming to Foley, Ala., near South Baldwin Regional Medical Center, which is launching a $250 million expansion project. 

130K-square-foot medical office building breaks ground in Virginia

Remedy Medical Properties and Kayne Anderson Real Estate have broken ground on a 130,000-square-foot medical office building in Lynchburg, Va., according to an April 3 report from REBusiness Online. 

Ohio State breaks ground on $183M outpatient center

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and city officials from Powell, Ohio, celebrated the start of construction on an $183 million outpatient facility.

3-story Texas medical office building with ASC to open

A three-story medical office building is set to open in Spring, Texas, in May, according to a March 28 report from the Houston Business Journal. 

14 new ASCs in March 

Here are 14 new ASCs opened or announced in March:

$21M ASC opens in Tennessee

A $21 million ASC, TriStar Summit Surgery Center, has opened in Lebanon, Tenn., according to a March 30 report from The Lebanon Democrat. 

Banner Health to build 3-story medical office building with ASC

Phoenix-based Banner Health has submitted an application to construct a three-story medical office building in Scottsdale, Ariz., according to a March 28 report from Hoodline. 

Orthopedic ASC opens in Idaho

The Hayden (Idaho) Surgery Center has initiated its phased opening process, the Coeur d’Alene Press reported March 31.