4 ASC acquisitions | February 2021

Becker’s ASC Review reported on four ASC acquisitions in February:

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1. Private equity-backed SightMD acquired the ophthalmology practices of Norman Saffra, MD.

2. North Bergen, N.J.-based Hudson Bergen Endo Surgical Center was acquired by Physicians Endoscopy and North Bergen-based Ambulatory Center for Endoscopy in partnership with Teaneck, N.J.-based Holy Name Medical Center.

3. Memphis, Tenn.-based One GI acquired Tupelo, Miss.-based Digestive Health Specialists, its second acquisition in four days. One GI also acquired Dayton (Ohio) Gastroenterology, according to a Feb. 26 announcement.

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