The $67.25 million complex would comprise providers from several specialties, including UBMD Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, UBMD General Surgery, a primary care office, and a Great Lakes Medical Imaging and UBMD Radiology center.
The ASC would perform robotic-assisted hip and knee replacements, vascular procedures and complex abdominal surgeries.
Twenty-six full-time and 13 part-time jobs are expected to be created by the facility, additions to UBMD’s current 136 full-time and nine part-time staff members, according to the report.
Construction is expected to begin in winter 2022 and be completed a year later.
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