Five things to know:
1. The renovation brings the ASC to 14,300 square feet. The space includes 12 private patient rooms, three operating rooms, two procedure rooms and an eye procedure suite.
2. The ASC was built in the 1980s and needed renovations to add new technology, meet updated building codes and improve patient and staff experiences.
3. The project cost $12 million. Philanthropist Marv Silverman contributed a donation to fund the eye suite.
The eye suite is expected to accommodate more than 800 cases annually.
4. The expanded ASC supports a variety of specialties including orthopedics, ENT and gynecological procedures.
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