Flagstaff Bone & Joint building ASC, medical office building — 4 insights

Flagstaff (Ariz.) Bone & Joint is expanding its footprint with The Flagstaff Bone & Joint Ambulatory Surgical Center and medical office building.

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What you should know:

1. Officials expect to open the ASC and medical office building in 2020.

2. Both the ASC and medical office building will be physician-owned.

3. The medical office building will feature a clinical space and will have space for providers to offer imaging and rehabilitation services.

4. Flagstaff Bone & Joint Senior Partner Darius Moezzi said, “The addition of the new facilities will improve orthopedic access and provide new and valuable services at competitive pricing to the communities we serve.”

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