Hospitals are building and acquiring more outpatient centers, largely in the suburbs, to please patients and help their bottom lines.
The centers — which feature imaging, surgical suites, medical offices and urgent care — offer shorter waiting times for patients and more inexpensive services. As a result, more ASCs could be popping up in the future.
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