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| Buying and Selling of Ambulatory Surgery Centers |
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| Written by Scott Becker | |
| Tuesday, 15 January 2008 | |
This article focuses on buyers of majority interests in ambulatory surgery centers. Currently, there are three public company buyers of majority interests in ASCs, and four private company buyers that fit in this category. These are the companies that generally buy more than 50% in an ASC transaction – typically from 51-66%.
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