The hospital had hoped to move three operating rooms from a facility in Winston-Salem to the new $8.6 million ASC.
The state had rejected the CON because it claimed the hospital was overstating the number of procedures that would be performed at the ASC, according to the report. The state also said the hospital had not shown the ASC would not duplicate existing or approved services
In a statement, a hospital representative said it anticipates the CON will eventually receive approval and the ASC remains on schedule to open in 2012.
Read the report from The Business Journal about the Clemmons surgery center.
Read about other new surgery centers:
– New Florida Surgery Center Hospital/Physician Joint Venture Opens in Tallahassee
– New Dallas Surgery Center Focused on Outpatient Spine Set to Open
– New South Carolina Spine Surgery Center Opens in Seneca
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