Kaiser Permanente to construct $7.6M ASC: 4 key points

Kaiser Permanente, headquartered in Denver, plans to build an ambulatory surgery center in Honolulu, according to Pacific Business News.

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Here are four key points:

1. The $7.6 million surgery center will house two surgical suites for eye and plastic surgeries.

2. The center will be 3,185 square feet.

3. Kaiser expects to complete the ASC in the first quarter of next year, according to a Kaiser Permanente spokeswoman.

4. On July 1, Kaiser is scheduled to take over the management of the hospitals, owned by Hawaii, in Maui County.

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