Here are six new ASCs in the state since Aug. 21:
1. Healthcare Solutions Holdings committed $85 million to the development of a new medical campus in Sealy that will feature a multispecialty ASC and two medical office buildings.
2. Kelsey-Sebold plans to open a 165,000-square-foot medical campus in Spring that will include an ASC and a cancer center.
3. Graham Regional Medical Center requested American Rescue Plan Act funding for a $4 million ASC project.
4. The Austin-based University of Texas System Board of Regents approved a $145.7 million cancer and surgery center at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley’s McAllen Academic Medical Campus.
5. Houston-based Kelsey-Seybold is building an ASC in Webster, a Houston suburb. The ASC will be located on what the health system said will be one of its top four campuses, which will also include a cancer center and the expansion of an existing clinic.
6. University Medical Center of El Paso is proposing a $345.7 million expansion that would create a new ASC.
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