What you should know:
1. OGG is one of four practices moving into the still-under-development medical office building.
2. All four practices will own shares in the building. OGG will own the largest share and the most square footage.
3. OGG has seven locations in Ohio.
4. Group COO Frank Chapman explained the rationale for OGG’s multiple locations saying, “Instead of building one very large surgery center and expecting patients to come to us, we’re actually moving out to where the patients live. We spend a great deal of time looking at population trends. We’re definitely going to have additional sites in the future.”
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