“We believe that patient volumes for these types of procedures will continue to shift from hospital settings to outpatient surgery centers due to greater efficiency and ease of use for physicians combined with a lower overall cost for payors. We believe that the Surgery Partners model of partnering with leading physicians to provide superior patient outcomes will allow the company to continue to grow,” Chris Laitala, managing director of H.I.G., said in the release.
Read the release on H.I.G.’s affiliation with Surgery Partners.
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