Here’s what you should know:
1. Stephen Yanoshak, MD, is constructing the new ASC, and it’s expected to open in late summer.
2. The loan will offset the cost of new and used urological equipment.
3. The equipment purchase will allow the company to add four jobs at the center. The center currently has six employees.
4. Although the center will be urology-facing, it will be open for other surgeons to bring in their cases.
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