Glendale Adventist opens joint venture

Glendale (Calif.) Adventist Medical Center has reopened the Physicians Adventist Surgery Center as a joint venture, with local physicians as stakeholders and ASD Management as the managing company, according to a report from the Glendale News.

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The center was first opened in 2008 as the Ambulatory Surgical Center.

Now, 21 of the center’s 46 physicians are partners in the 15,000 square-foot center, which has four surgical suites, one procedure room and two recovery rooms, according to the report.

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