Eye surgery group expects 5% revenue growth from ASC relocation

Seattle-based Northwest Eye Surgeons, a physician-owned ophthalmology practice, wants to relocate one of its four ASCs due to “rising facility costs,” according to documents filed by the Washington State Department of Health.

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Five things to know:

1. Sight Partner Holdings, doing business as Northwest Eye Surgeons, is seeking a certificate-of-need exemption for the new location in Seattle.

2. The group already applied for a CON and is awaiting a decision. Because of another organization’s CON application, Northwest Eye Surgeons’ application is under a concurrent review process.

3. An exemption until a decision is reached would allow the group to begin construction on the ASC.

4. Northwest Eye Surgeons expects to grow patients and revenue by 5 percent due to “improved processes in the new location and better access for patients.”

5. In addition to four ASCs, Northwest Eye Surgeons operates seven clinics in Washington.

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