Dulles, Va.-based StoneSprings Hospital Center plans to open a freestanding ASC in 2021, according to the Loudoun Times-Mirror.
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Nampa, Idaho-based Saltzer Health plans to open a medical center in Meridian, Idaho, Dec. 14, local news broadcaster KTVB reported Dec. 11.
CRH Medical acquired a majority ownership stake in Sarasota, Fla.-based FDHS Anesthesia, a gastroenterology-focused anesthesia practice.
Jacksonville-based Digestive Disease Consultants will open a 14,377-square-foot surgery center in Orange Park, Fla., in 2021, the Jacksonville Daily Record reported Dec. 14.
Wooster (Ohio) Ambulatory Surgery Center installed Stryker's Mako SmartRobotics System to offer robotically-assisted total and partial knee replacements, The Daily Record reported Dec. 13.
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An anesthesiologist accused of routinely using the same syringe on multiple patients was cut loose from Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center at the end of September, a hospital spokesperson told the Silicon Valley Newsroom Dec. 10.