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Nobilis Q2 revenue up 29.2%, per case revenue tops $17k: 5 key points

Nobilis Health reported $80 million in 2017 second quarter revenue.

Wisconsin insurance company raises $10k to support new facility with ASC: 3 highlights

On Aug. 2, Sheboygan, Wis.-based Acuity Insurance raised $10,000 for its plans to expand healthcare in the Sheboygan area, according to MySheboygan.com.

Legacy Health dives into expansion plans, including potential Portland ASC

Portland, Ore.-based Legacy Health plans to transform a commercial center into a full city block that will include medical facilities, according to Oregon Live.

CRH Medical acquires 55% of a Florida GI anesthesia practice — 4 key notes

CRH Medical Corp. acquired 55 percent of a gastroenterology anesthesia practice in West Florida.

Baylor Scott & White, USPI purchase majority stake in Texas Spine & Joint Hospital — but still can't expand inpatient beds: 5 things to know

Dallas-based Baylor Scott & White teamed with United Surgical Partners International to purchase majority ownership in Tyler-based Texas Spine & Joint Hospital, according to the Tyler Morning Telegraph.

HCA acquires 4 acute care hospitals from Tenet — 3 key notes

HCA Healthcare Gulf Coast Division acquired three acute care hospitals and one long-term acute care hospital from Tenet Healthcare.

11 ASCs opened or announced in July 2017

The following 11 surgery centers were opened or announced in July 2017, starting with the most recent.

Physicians Endoscopy partners on 58th center to date; HCA Q2 revenue up 4% & more: 4 ASC company key notes

Here are four updates on ASC management companies for healthcare leaders to know from the past week.

Stock market week-in-review for 4 large ASC chains — July 24-28

Here is how four major, publicly traded ASC chains fared in the stock market for the week of July 24 to July 28.

Facing $7.4M operating losses, Pen Bay Medical Center shifts focus to ambulatory setting

In the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2016, Rockport, Maine-based Pen Bay Medical Center had operating losses totaling $7.4 million, according to Knox Village Soup.