Five details:
1. WSS has properties in need of construction, including retrofitting existing buildings.
2. The properties also require an investor for equipment; clinical, diagnostic and surgical instrumentation; and medical devices and products.
3. Construction and equipment needs will cost about $20 million each.
4. Led by founder and CEO James Hamilton, a 40-year veteran in the medical and surgical industries, WSS develops ASCs, recovery care centers and diagnostic centers with a focus on seizing growth opportunities.
5. Earlier this year, the company received a commitment letter to finance 60 surgical complexes in Texas. More recently, Mr. Hamilton announced the company is seeking investors for 10 shuttered surgery centers in the state.
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