The surgery center chain partnered with the following facilities in various capacities from Jan. 1 to Dec. 1, 2016.
1. Center for Minimally Invasive Surgery in Mokena, Ill.: Jan. 1
2. Winchester Endoscopy Center in Libertyville, Ill.: Feb. 12
3. Merritt Island (Fla.) Surgery Center: March 1
4. HealthEast Midway Surgery Center in St. Paul, Minn.: March 1
5. Gladiolus Surgery Center in Fort Myers, Fla.: April 1
6. Dublin (Ohio) Surgery Center: May 1
7. Thomas Johnson Surgery Center in Frederick, Md.: May 1
8. Grove Place Surgery Center in Vero Beach, Fla.: June 2
9. Naperville (Ill.) Surgical Centre: June 15*
10. Raritan Valley Surgery Center in Somerset, N.J.: July 14
13. Executive Surgery Center in Tomball, Texas: Aug. 1
11. Surgery Center of Chevy Chase (Md.): Aug. 17
12. Bergen-Passaic Cataract Laser and Surgery Center in Fair Lawn, N.J.: Aug. 31
14. River Valley Ambulatory Surgery Center in Norwich, Conn.: Nov. 14
15. Surgical Center of Connecticut in Bridgeport: Nov. 1
16. The Surgery Center at Doral (Fla.): Dec. 1
17. Tinley Wood Surgery Center: Dec. 1*
18. Palos Hills (Ill.) Surgery Center: Dec. 1*
19. Midwest Center for Day Surgery: Dec. 1*
*SCA took over management of these surgery centers after acquiring Midwest Surgical Management Group on Dec. 1.
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