New ASC Development

Johnson City, N.Y.-based Binghamton ASC wants to open a single-specialty surgery center in Vestal, N.Y., for nearly $34 million.

Here are 18 ASCs opened or announced in April:

Providence-based Ortho Rhode Island, Calspan and the Carpionato Group held a groundbreaking for Ortho Rhode Island's medical office building and surgery center in Warwick, R.I., GoLocal Prov reports.

Fort Worth, Texas-based Cook Children's Health System is constructing a series of projects including a surgery center in Prosper, Texas, local news affiliate WFAA reports.

Easton-based University of Maryland Shore Regional Health gained permission to transition Cambridge-based UM Shore Medical Center at Dorchester into a freestanding medical facility, The Star Democrat reports.

The Washington State Department of Health delayed a decision on Walla Walla, Wash.-based Providence St. Mary Medical Center's proposed ASC expansion once again, the Union-Bulletin reports.

Campbell Clinic held a topping-out ceremony for its Memphis, Tenn., campus expansion, according to construction company Flintco.

New York City-based Mount Sinai received a $6 million donation from Derfner Foundation trustee Jay Lieberman and will name its new plastic and reconstructive surgery suite after him.

Brentwood, Tenn.-based TriStar Health is moving forward with a $17.3 million surgery center development after fierce opposition from competitors delayed the project for over a year, the Nashville Post reports.

Surgical Care Affiliates will manage Indian Creek Ambulatory Surgery Center in Overland Park, Kan., which is expected to open in June.