North Carolina’s Moses Cone Applies to Build Surgery Center in High Point

Moses Cone Health System, based in Greensboro, N.C., has applied to the state to add a new ambulatory surgery center to its MedCenter High Point (N.C.) facility, according to a report from the News & Record.

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The $10.7 million ASC would be a joint venture between the health system and physicians. The 12,000-square-foot facility would be called Triad Surgery Center and feature three ORs.

 

A decision on the application for the ASC could take place over the summer, and if the project is approved, the surgery center could open in fall 2012, according to the report.

 

Read the News & Record report about the proposed High Point surgery center.

 

Read about other new surgery centers:

 

New $12M Pennsylvania Surgery Center Breaks Ground in Lebanon

 

New Ambulatory Care Center for New Jersey’s Virtua Includes Surgery Center

 

New $3.1M North Carolina Surgery Center Under Development in Randolph

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