Tulsa Bone & Joint Associates breaks ground on surgery center — 6 insights

Tulsa (Okla.) Bone & Joint Associates broke ground on the Union Pines Surgery Center and a campus expansion Jan. 15.

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What you should know:

1. Union Pines Surgery Center will offer 23:59 care.

2. The surgery center will also offer optional overnight stays in a separate but onsite “stay center.”

3. The new surgery center will feature eight operating rooms, two pain management rooms, 16 preoperative and postoperative patient rooms and five beds for 24-hour stays.

4. The stay center will have 11 overnight rooms, a lobby, a cafe and a conference room.

5. The new surgery center will allow Tulsa Bone & Joint Associates the opportunity to perform joint replacement and adult reconstruction procedures, among other orthopedic procedures.

6. Tulsa Bone & Joint Associates entered into a joint venture with Tulsa, Okla.-based St. John Medical Center for the project.

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