The center was wholly owned by the physician owners of Orthopedic One. The single-specialty center provides orthopedic care.
Lorraine Lutton, president and CEO of Mount Carmel Health System, said the hospital pursued the stake to expand its orthopedic services beyond acute care.
Joel Politi, MD, board member of Surgery Center at Easton, said: “Our physician ownership team is pleased to welcome Mount Carmel Health System as a partner of the Surgery Center at Easton. We look forward to many years of shared success and services to our patients.”
Transaction details were not disclosed.
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