Aria Health Hopes to Build New Pennsylvania Surgery Center in Lower Makefield

Philadelphia-based Aria Health hopes to include a new ambulatory surgery center in Lower Makefield, Pa., as part of 455,000-square-foot medical complex, according to a report from The Intelligencer.

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However, the health system is facing opposition from local officials and residents due to issues including concerns over traffic. Before the project can move ahead, Aria must address these issues with the Lower Makefield Zoning Hearing Board.

 

The new medical complex, which would include a 40,000-square-foot ASC, would essentially replace Aria’s Bucks County campus in Falls, Pa., according to the report.

 

Aria’s plan was initially approved by the zoning hearing board in 2009 but a Bucks County judge recently said the health system must address the concerns raised about the project and sent the case back the board. No date has been set yet for the board to revisit the Aria plan.

 

Read the report from The Intelligencer about the proposed Lower Makefield surgery center.

 

Read about other new surgery centers:

 

Jersey City Medical Center in New Jersey Set to Open Surgery Center

 

New Illinois Surgery Center Planned for Barrington

 

New Minnesota Surgery Center for Veterans to Open in St. Cloud

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