New York health board to approve 5 ASCs

The New York Public Health and Health Planning Council could approve up to five ASC proposals at its June 6 meeting, according to a recently released agenda.

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The projects slated for approval:

  • The Northway Surgery and Pain Center in Saratoga County, contingently approved
  • Triborough Ambulatory Surgery Center in Bronx County, contingently approved
  • Long Island Ambulatory Surgery Center in Suffolk County, approved
  • Empire State Ambulatory Surgery Center in Bronx County, contingently approved
  • North Queens Surgical Center in Queens County, contingently approved

The agenda notes the board will not make a decision concerning Saratoga Partners North in Saratoga County.

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