16 New Surgery Centers Opened or Announced in December

Here are stories about 16 new surgery centers which opened, were announced or received approval in December.

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1. New Surgery Center Proposed by Massachusetts’ Winchester Hospital Receives Preliminary State Approval

 

2. New Surgery Center Approved for Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Ohio

 

3. New Texas Surgery Center Opens in Baytown

 

4. New Bariatric Surgery Center in North Carolina Opens in Lexington

 

5. New Illinois Medical Campus in Bedford Includes Surgery Center

 

6. Indiana’s Saint John’s Health System to Build New Surgery Center

 

7. Proposed Pennsylvania Surgery Center Receives Conditional Approval Despite Hospital Challenge

 

8. Rhode Island’s Kent Hospital to Build Surgery Center

 

9. Nevada’s Brown Hand Center Adds Surgery Center

 

10. California’s Palo Alto Medical Foundation to Build Outpatient Surgery Center

 

11. Pennsylvania’s Coordinated Health Plans New Surgery Center for Smithfield Township

 

12. ASCOA Announces Opening of New York Surgery Center in Bay Shore

 

13. Regent Surgical Health Opens New Alaska Surgery Center in Anchorage

 

14. New Illinois Surgery Center in Aurora Specializes in On-the-Job Injuries

 

15. New Cleveland Surgery Center Planned for St. Vincent Charity Medical Center

 

16. New California Orthopedic Surgery Center Planned for Newport Beach

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