5 ASCs opened or announced in September 2017

Becker’s ASC Review reported the following openings and announcements of five ASCs in September 2017, starting with the most recent.

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Baton Rouge, La.-based Woman’s Hospital plans to open the Breast and GYN Cancer Pavilion in spring 2018. The facility will house an ASC in addition to cancer services.

Cincinnati Eye Institute opened a new ASC and performed the first surgery there during the week of Sept. 18 to Sept. 22.

Providence, R.I.-based University Orthopedics is expanding through a new 88,500-square-foot building in East Providence, R.I. The four-story building will include an ASC in addition to exam rooms, treatment rooms, a MRI and a X-ray.

Roscoe, Ill.-based NorthPointe Surgery Center opened its doors after more than two years of planning and waiting on regulatory approval. Construction on the $15.27 million ASC began in April 2016.

Alongside The Villages (Fla.) Health, Anchor Health Properties is opening a multispecialty building that will include healthcare services. The center will include an ASC and a rehab surgery center, as well.

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