Roanoke Valley Center for Sight submits letter of intent for $1M ASC: 3 things to know

Salem, Va.-based Roanoke Valley Center for Sight aspires to build an ophthalmic ASC in Martinsville, Va., according to The Roanoke Times.

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Here are three things to know:

1. The proposed 5,000-square-foot ASC would cost nearly $1 million.

2. The Roanoke Valley Center for Sight filed a letter of intent with state officials to build the ASC.

3. The center also operates an ASC in Salem and is readying another ASC in Roanoke, Va., to opens its doors.

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