Breaking down new ASCs by state over 4 years

Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of new ASC development over the last four years:

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Alabama:
2017: 1
2018: 3
2019: 1
2020: 4
Total: 9

Alaska
2017: 1
2018: 0
2019: 0
2020: 0
Total: 1

Arizona:
2017: 1
2018: 3
2019: 6
2020: 12
Total: 22

California:
2017: 2
2018: 11
2019: 5
2020: 4
Total: 22

Colorado:
2017: 2
2018: 5
2019: 5
2020: 5
Total: 17

Connecticut:
2017: 3
2018: 3
2019: 3
2020: 2
Total: 11

Delaware:
2017: 1
2018: 0
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 2

Florida:
2017: 6
2018: 13
2019: 9
2020: 17
Total: 45

Georgia:
2017: 3
2018: 6
2019: 7
2020: 0
Total: 16

Hawaii:
2017: 1
2018: 0
2019: 0
2020: 0
Total: 1

Idaho:
2017: 1
2018: 1
2019: 1
2020: 1
Total: 4

Illinois:
2017: 5
2018: 9
2019: 7
2020: 3
Total: 24

Indiana:
2017: 0
2018: 3
2019: 4
2020: 3
Total: 10

Iowa:
2017: 1
2018: 1
2019: 0
2020: 2
Total: 4

Kansas:
2017: 0
2018: 2
2019: 1
2020: 3
Total: 6

Kentucky:
2017: 0
2018: 0
2019: 5
2020: 2
Total: 7

Louisiana:
2017: 1
2018: 3
2019: 3
2020: 0
Total: 7

Maine:
2017: 0
2018: 2
2019: 1
2020: 2
Total: 5

Maryland:
2017: 1
2018: 5
2019: 1
2020: 4
Total: 11

Massachusetts:
2017: 1
2018: 6
2019: 3
2020: 2
Total: 12

Michigan:
2017: 2
2018: 1
2019: 7
2020: 8
Total: 18

Minnesota:
2017: 0
2018: 4
2019: 1
2020: 4
Total: 9

Mississippi:
2017: 1
2018: 1
2019: 2
2020: 1
Total: 5

Missouri:
2017: 2
2018: 0
2019: 1
2020: 2
Total: 5

Montana:
2017: 0
2018: 4
2019: 2
2020: 1
Total: 7

Nebraska:
2017: 2
2018: 4
2019: 1
2020: 3
Total: 10

Nevada:
2017: 2
2018: 1
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 4

New Hampshire:
2017: 0
2018: 0
2019: 3
2020: 3
Total: 6

New Jersey:
2017: 1
2018: 3
2019: 3
2020: 5
Total: 12

New Mexico:
2017: 0
2018: 1
2019: 2
2020: 1
Total: 4

New York:
2017: 9
2018: 12
2019: 13
2020: 8
Total: 42

North Carolina:
2017: 2
2018: 12
2019: 13
2020: 4
Total: 31

North Dakota:
2017: 1
2018: 1
2019: 4
2020: 0
Total: 6

Ohio:
2017: 3
2018: 1
2019: 7
2020: 5
Total: 16

Oklahoma:
2017: 0
2018: 1
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 2

Oregon:
2017: 1
2018: 4
2019: 0
2020: 1
Total: 6

Pennsylvania:
2017: 0
2018: 8
2019: 8
2020: 5
Total: 21

Rhode Island:
2017: 1
2018: 1
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 3

South Carolina:
2017: 1
2018: 3
2019: 5
2020: 3
Total: 12

South Dakota:
2017: 0
2018: 1
2019: 0
2020: 1
Total: 2

Tennessee:
2017: 1
2018: 8
2019: 11
2020: 8
Total: 28

Texas:
2017: 5
2018: 10
2019: 19
2020: 15
Total: 49

Utah:
2017: 0
2018: 0
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 1

Vermont:
2017: 0
2018: 0
2019: 1
2020: 0
Total: 1

Virginia:
2017: 1
2018: 2
2019: 3
2020: 2
Total: 8

Washington:
2017: 1
2018: 2
2019: 4
2020: 2
Total: 9

West Virginia:
2017: 0
2018: 2
2019: 3
2020: 0
Total: 5

Wisconsin:
2017: 4
2018: 3
2019: 4
2020: 5
Total: 16

Wyoming:
2017: 0
2018: 0
2019: 0
2020: 1
Total: 1

Note: This list is built on past Becker’s coverage and is not exhaustive. Here are links to our 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 coverage.

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