Here are five new landmark ASCs that are firsts throughout the industry, as reported by Becker’s so far in 2025:
- The University of Maryland in Baltimore announced plans to develop the first AI-powered “smart” ASC.
- Nashville, Tenn.-based ASC company Regent Surgical entered into a partnership with Patches Kids Care to develop ASCs, marking its first venture into pediatric care.
- Knoxville-based Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance East Tennessee opened its first ASC in the state, the Parkwest Surgery Center.
- Medtech company Smith+Nephew partnered with Standard Health to develop the first orthopedic ASC in the United Kingdom.
- Lestonnac Free Clinic opened a new free-of-charge surgery center in Orange County, Calif., the first free surgery center in the U.S.
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