Becker’s ASC Review profiled what United Surgical Partners, Surgical Care Affiliates, Regent Surgical Health and Surgery Partners have planned for 2020. Read more.
McLaren Greater Lansing, a Michigan health plan provider, has purchased a majority stake in two surgery centers.
Cigna dropped San Francisco-based Dignity Health from its network after the organizations failed to come to an agreement over payment rates before a Jan. 1 deadline.
Phoenix-based McConnell Colorectal Center opened a second surgery center.
A medical office building complex with an ASC in Newington, Conn., was acquired by a national healthcare real estate investor for over $8 million.
A joint venture orthopedic ASC under construction for a year has opened in Traverse City, Mich.
Work on Quincy (Ill.) Medical Group’s surgery center in Quincy Mall is progressing, with the surgery center slated for a fall opening.
McLeod Health applied Nov. 22 for approval to build an ambulatory surgery facility in the Myrtle Beach, S.C., area.
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