5 recent ASC expansions

Here are five ambulatory surgery centers that have announced plans to expand within the past two months.

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On July 8, Lincoln (Neb.) Orthopaedic Center broke ground on an addition to its facility. The expansion project will include the addition of a third operating room and a procedure room to the center’s ambulatory surgery center. The preoperative and recovery areas will also be expanded.

The North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation has granted Wilmington (N.C.) Health certificate of need approval for an expansion of its ASC. The project will expand the ASC from a single-specialty facility to one that offers services including general surgery, plastic surgery, podiatry, ENT, orthopedics and urology.

Houston Healthcare’s Warner Robins (Ga.) Hospital opened its expanded surgery center.

Huntsville (Ala.) Endoscopy Center has filed a certificate of need application for the addition of two operating rooms. The facility is currently 5,600 square feet and has 10 physician partners.

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