American Vision Partners affiliation creates 4th-largest US retina practice

Retinal Consultants of Arizona entered into a partnership with American Vision Partners.

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The partnership creates the fourth-largest retina practice in the U.S. Through the partnership, Retinal Consultants of Arizona will continue to operate independently without any changes to its two ASC locations or staff. Retinal Consultants of Arizona has 25 satellite offices.

“Through this partnership, RCA patients will benefit from the most robust infrastructure in the industry, which aligns with the exceptional care provided by the RCA physicians. These collective efforts will also accelerate the growth of RCA’s leading clinical research practice, which will benefit from a combination with AVP’s patients, physicians, and clinics,” said Kyle A. Bohannon, president and CEO of American Vision Partners.

The partnership is the eighth American Vision Partners has announced in the last two years.

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