Underutilized clinic converting to cardiology ASC

An underutilized clinic and circulation space is being converted to an ASC in Glendale, Ariz., dubbed the Phoenix Heart Ambulatory Surgery Center. 

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The 3,303-square-foot facility will house a state of the art catheterization lab, supporting procedure room, office space and five preoperative bays.

The facility, designed by Phoenix-based Cotton Architecture + Design, is being built by Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Venn Construction.

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