Merritt Healthcare advises North Dakota Surgery Center on the sale of a majority interest to by Surgery Partners

Merritt Healthcare is pleased to announce that North Dakota Surgery Center (“NDSC”) has sold a majority interest to Surgery Partners, a leading ASC operator. NDSC is located in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

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The Facility engaged principals of Merritt to market the facility and advise NDSC during the selection, due diligence and documentation process.

NDSC is a leading provider of orthopedic and ophthalmic surgical services in the eastern region of North Dakota.

Merritt Healthcare maintains an active advisory service guiding surgery centers, endoscopy center and hospitals in the sale and acquisitions of healthcare facilities. Any questions can be directed to:

Matt Searles*

www.merritthealthcare.com
108 Village Square, #101
Somers, New York 10589
Office 914.556.6266, x1
Cell 914.262.1217
Fax 914.470.0430

*Registered Investment Banking Agent with Series 79 & 63 licenses. The principals of Merritt performed this work in their capacity as Registered Agents of an unaffiliated registered broker-dealer, Burch & Company, Inc. Any testimonials presented do not guarantee future success or performance.

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