The ASC market is ready for expansion as more procedures go outpatient.
ASC Transactions & Valuation Issues
A medical office building housing a surgery center and urgent care clinic in Burnsville, Minn., has sold for $52 million, the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal reported May 27.
Many ASCs anticipate their revenue to grow substantially in 2021 compared to before the pandemic, according to a survey by Becker's ASC Review.
When hospitals shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, some ASCs saw caseloads increase when surgeries were unable to be performed in hospital settings.
Savlan Capital has acquired a slew of outpatient medical office buildings and plans to inject $100 million on more properties through 2021, GlobeSt.com reported May 26.
The Surgery Center of Greater Nashua (N.H.) is now fully owned by Nashua-based Southern New Hampshire Health, according to a May 19 release.
There's a new nontraditional company in town purchasing physician groups: a London-based digital health company.
Medical Facilities Corp. reported a revenue increase during the first quarter of 2021.
ASC administrators are watching market consolidation trends closely and planning their next move.
From physician onboarding to rebounding surgical volumes, ASC management companies hit the ground running in the first quarter of 2021.
