California hospital developing ASC as part of $124M+ project

West Covina, Calif.-based Emanate Health’s Queen of the Valley Hospital is developing an ASC as part of a larger project with an emergency room, intensive care unit and cancer center, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reported Feb. 24.

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The health system plans to break ground on the project in March.

The system is also doing a series of projects at Emanate Health’s Inter-Community Hospital in Covina, Calif. The price tag for both developments will be $124.8 million.

The ASC will have six operating rooms and will be part of a medical arts building. The system will break ground on the building in July, and it will cost $36 million.

All the projects were developed to address issues identified in Emanate Health’s community needs assessment.

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