If approved, the surgery center is expected to cost $833,347.21. It would be a renovation of existing IPS space and would serve four IPS locations: one in Bowling Green, one in Glasgow and one in Franklin. It would be Bowling Green’s first ASC geared toward non-narcotic interventional pain treatment.
The application for the new ASC is still under review with the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
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