North Carolina eye practice building surgery center

Wilmington (N.C.) Eye broke ground on the region’s first ophthalmology-focused ASC Aug. 7.

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What you should know:

1. The group expects to open the eye center in November 2021.

2. The group is promoting the surgery center as a way to provide healthcare to the community at a drastically decreased cost. The group expects patients will see their healthcare-related fees drop by up to 40 percent.

3. The surgery center will also create 26 new jobs.

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