What you should know:
1. The 22,000-square-foot center will specialize in orthopedic and ENT procedures.
2. The center will have four operating rooms and space for two more operating rooms if needed.
3. The center’s physicians will perform 4,415 procedures during its first year and 4,684 procedures by its third year of operation, according to projections.
4. OrthoNY will own 52 percent of the center, Albany ENT will own 28 percent and St. Peter’s will own 20 percent.
5. The project is scheduled to go before the council for approval Feb. 14.
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