5 hospitals, health systems opening or planning ASCs — November 2016

Here are five hospitals and health systems that have announced plans for ASCs.

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Delta Region Authority provided Houston-based Texas County Memorial Hospital $150,000 to open a new surgery center.

Cincinnati-based TriHealth selected Fort Mitchell, Ky.-based Paul Hemmer Co. to renovate its new campus in Anderson Township, Ohio, which includes an ASC.

Mercy Health-Fairfield (Ohio) Hospital has undertaken a surgical renovation project totaling $14 million, including work on its ASC.

Seattle-based The Polyclinic and Swedish Medical Center celebrated the opening of the First Hill Surgery Center, the largest independent surgery center in the Pacific Northwest, on Nov. 21, 2016.

The New Lenox (Ill.) Village Board gave Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox approval to build its ASC.

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