Reeves Eye Surgery Center applies for CON to add pain procedures: 3 insights

Tennessee Health Services and Development Agency is reviewing Johnson City-based Reeves Eye Surgery Center’s certificate-of-need application to add pain management procedures, according to Lexology.

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Here are three insights:

1. The ASC is currently a single-specialty center authorized to provide ophthalmology services.

2. The center is seeking to add pain management procedures that do not require anesthesia.

3. Reeves Eye Surgery Center expects the project will cost $175,881.

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