Here are 13 recent proposals and plans for ambulatory surgery centers.
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Northside Hospital in Cumming, Ga., opened the its new Northside-Forsyth Outpatient Surgery Center near its hospital facility, according to Appen Newspapers.
The Batavia, N.Y., school board accepted Reed Batavia Properties' $500,000 bid on a former school administrative building with the goal of turning the structure into an eye surgery center, according to The Daily News.
Humility of Mary Health Partners in Youngstown, Ohio, will unveil its new St. Elizabeth Robotic Surgery Center on July 26, according to a Digital Journal report.
Physicians in Newark, Del., could build a surgery center in a two-story medical office building if the New Castle County Council approves a rezoning for the area, according to a Community News report.
University of Colorado Health, a health system created in partnership with Poudre Valley Health System, is completing the final stages of the Greeley (Colo.) Emergency and Surgery Center, according to a The Coloradoan report.
The dollar volume of merger and acquisition activity in the healthcare industry more than doubled in the second quarter of 2012, compared to the first quarter, with 251 deals worth $61.2 billion, according to an Irving Levin Associates report.
New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City has proposed plans to construct a 15-story ambulatory center, according to a Real Deal report.
Orthopedic Specialists of Southwest Florida in Ft. Myers has completed construction on its new surgical center, according to a Stevens Construction news release.
Hill County Memorial Hospital in Fredericksburg, Texas, has purchased the majority interest in the Ambulatory Surgery Center in Marble Falls, according to a Highlander report.
