4 new orthopedic ASCs & outpatient joint programs announced or established in November

Here are four new orthopedic ASCs and total joint programs either opened or announced last month:

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1. The Physician Care Surgery Center in Royersford (Pa.) is scheduled to open late this year or early 2020, the center announced last month. The $15 million ASC is a joint venture of NueHealth, Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, Main Line Health, Jefferson Health and local physicians.

2. The University of Rochester is planning to open a 330,000-square-foot, $240 million orthopedics center offering outpatient surgery and other services in Henrietta, N.Y.

3. Steindler Orthopedic Clinic is now offering total knee replacements at Iowa City (Iowa) Ambulatory Surgical Center through its Joint Center of Excellence program.

4. Dr. Samuel Messieh, who practices at Winter Haven (Fla.) Hospital, plans to establish an outpatient knee replacement program by the end of this year. 

 

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