A new ambulatory surgery center will be included in a new medical complex under development in Riverside, Calif., according to a March HealthCare Development news release (pdf).
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Blayne Rush, president of Ambulatory Alliances, shares six thoughts on the future of private equity groups investing in ambulatory surgery centers.
Community Memorial Healthcenter, based in South Hill, Vir., is planning a new surgery center, according to a South Hill Enterprise report.
Surgical Management Professionals, a company with more than 25 years of experience managing and developing ambulatory surgery centers and physician-owned hospitals, recently purchased interest in Ashtabula (Ohio) Surgery Center, according to a release.
A new committee has been formed in North Carolina to examine the state's certificate of need laws, according to a North Carolina Healthcare Report column and a news release from Rep. John Torbett (pdf).
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A certificate of need application by Mission Hospital, based in Asheville, N.C., to relocate an endoscopy unit to a new outpatient center has been denied by state regulators, according to an Asheville Citizen-Times report.
Capital Health, based in Trenton, N.J., has raised $5.2 million in an equity offering for a new ambulatory surgery center in Hopewell, N.J., according to a Citybizlist Philadelphia report.
St. David's Oakwood Surgery Center in Round Rock, Texas, is building a larger facility in Round Rock that will double its capacity, according to a Community Impact Newspaper report.
At a time when some physician-owners of surgery centers are entering hospital employment or contemplate retirement, there may not be enough physician-investors to take their place, some officials at ASC management companies say.
Ambulatory Alliances, a business brokerage and investment banking firm serving ambulatory surgery centers, has announced the sale of the NewHope Dallas surgery center to a strategic buyer, according to a news release.