The estimated $3.5 million ASC has seen patients since the building was completed in April, according to the report.
The ASC offers services in orthopedics, ophthalmology, spine, general surgery, ENT, GI, plastic & reconstructive surgery, gynecology, urology and pain management, according to the outpatient surgery center’s website.
Earlier reports on the project indicated up to 16 physicians would affiliate with the 13,500-square-foot surgery center.
Read the report from The Monroe Evening News about the new Monroe surgery center (subscription required for full story).
Visit the website of the Surgical Institute of Monroe.
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