New ASC Development

Fort Worth-based Texas Health Orthopedic Surgery Center held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new facility Oct. 16, according to Curtis Group Architects.

Franklin-based Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee physicians and Franklin-based Williamson Medical Center's certificate of need application to build a surgery center was approved.

Wyoming, Mich.-based Metro Health finished building a new surgery center space, according to Metro Health Foundation Director Jennifer Wilson.

A Buffalo, N.Y.-based neurosurgery practice plans to build an ASC as part of a larger expansion, according to Buffalo Business First.

Work is advancing on York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health's 80,000-square-foot WellSpan Health and Surgery Center in Penn Township, Pa., Central Penn Business Journal reports.

After applying for a certificate of need to acquire and renovate an ASC in South Charleston, W.Va., for $277,740, Charleston (W.Va.) Area Medical Center has plans for two more ASCs, according to Definitive Healthcare.

The Pleasant Prairie (Wis.) Plan Commission approved the third phase of Advocate Aurora (Ill.) Health's $130 million ASC and medical office building Oct. 22, Kenosha News reports.

Memphis, Tenn.-based Campbell Clinic broke ground on its 120,000-square-foot expansion project in August, the Daily Memphian reports.

Two California-based development companies remodeled a building, turning it into a surgery and rehabilitation center in Long Beach, Calif.

Allentown, Pa.-based Coordinated Health and Morristown, N.J.-based Atlantic Health System signed a definitive agreement to partner on an ASC.