SurgCenter ASC in Wisconsin hits 10,000-patient milestone

Kenosha-based Wisconsin Specialty Surgery Center served its 10,000th patient in April, according to Towson, Md.-based SurgCenter Development.

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The SurgCenter Development facility has been in operation for four and a half years. Its first cases were performed in August 2014.

Altogether, Wisconsin Specialty Surgery Center surgeons have completed 18,831 cases. They specialize in total knee and hip replacement, as well as orthopedic spinal surgery.

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