Colorado Hospital’s New Surgery Center Faces No Objections, Will Proceed as Planned

A new ASC for Colorado’s Vail Valley Medical Center will proceed as planned after there were no concerns expressed by residents during a meeting held about the project, according to a report by the Vail Daily.

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The plans call for a 20,000-square-foot facility that will include four ORs and will cost $15-$20 million. Construction is expected to begin in the spring and open a year later.

 

The surgery center will perform procedures in many specialties including GI, orthopedics and plastics, according to the report.

 

Read the Vail Daily report about the new Vail surgery center.

Read about other new surgery centers:

 

New York Eye Surgery Center Joint Venture Breaks Ground in Rome

 

New California Surgery Center Opens in Costa Mesa

 

New York Hospital Starts Construction on Surgery Center in Olean

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