Wilmington Health files certificate of need for $5.8M ASC

Wilmington (N.C.) Health has filed a certificate of need application with the state to build a new $5.8 million ambulatory surgical center, NBC affiliate WECT reported Dec. 6. 

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The new facility would relocate three existing endoscopy rooms and add another. 

A public hearing on the certificate of need will be held Jan. 20. If approved, the center would finish construction in February 2025.

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