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Where 4 major ASC companies are focused for 2022
United Surgical Partners International, AmSurg, SCA Health and Surgery Partners have made significant changes in the last year and are looking to new strategies in the future. -
Outpatient healthcare trust acquires Florida medical office building
The Citrus Tower medical office building in Clermont, Fla., was acquired by Flagship Healthcare Trust, an outpatient healthcare real estate investment trust. -
Indiana orthopedic ASC building sells for $6.6M
The property housing LaPorte, Ind.-based Lakeshore Bone & Joint Institute sold for $6.6 million, REJournals reported June 15. -
Fast-growing ASC chain lands investment from regional health system giant
ASC developer Atlas Healthcare Partners has secured an investment from Southfield, Mich.-based BHSH System, the Phoenix-based company said June 15. -
How an investment firm aims to attract physicians to a Texas medical building
US REO Fund, a Plano, Texas-based real estate investment firm, is hoping to draw physician groups with the renovation of a medical office building and ASC in Plano, REJournals reported June 13. -
12 physician owner moves in 2022
Physician-owned entities are having a hard time remaining independent amid skyrocketing supply, labor and equipment costs. -
Multispecialty ASC joining physician-owned orthopedic group
Physician-owned group practice CNOS is adding Dakota Dunes, S.D.-based Midlands Clinic, the Sioux City Journal reported June 12. -
$8M Georgia ASC property sold to private equity group
Capital Real Estate Group’s U.S. Healthcare Investment Sales has sold a two-building medical office and ASC portfolio in Warners Robins, Ga., for $8.3 million, the real estate company told Becker's June 9. -
PartnerCare, Comprehensive Pain Consultants of the Carolinas join forces
PartnerCare, a portfolio company of private equity firm Shore Capital Partners, has partnered with Comprehensive Pain Consultants of the Carolinas in Asheville, N.C. -
PE-backed Prism Vision Group Completes 21st acquisition
Private equity-backed Prism Vision Group added Moorestown, N.J.-based South Jersey Eye Physicians to its network, Invision Mag reported June 8. -
$14.4M Missouri medical office building acquired by private equity company
Syndicated Equities has acquired a medical office building in Fenton, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis, for $14.4 million, REBusiness reported June 8. -
2 Las Vegas orthopedic medical office buildings acquired
Montecito Medical, a healthcare real estate company, has acquired two adjoining medical office buildings in Las Vegas. -
How ASC leaders are approaching investment, growth
From total joint procedures to private equity, 10 ASC leaders joined Becker's to discuss how they are looking at growth and investment within the last year: -
Physician partnership sells $8.2M New Jersey ASC real estate
A physician partnership has sold real estate housing an ASC in Freehold, N.J., for $8.2 million, NJBiz reported June 6. -
SightMD partners with Eye Specialists of Westchester
New York state ophthalmic provider group SightMD announced a partnership with Eye Specialists of Westchester in New Rochelle, N.Y. -
$29M+ paid for Maine medical campus anchored by physician-owned group
A medical campus in South Portland, Maine, has sold for $29.75 million, MaineBiz reported June 1. -
ASC chain with 3,000+ physicians strengthening outpatient partnerships
ValueHealth, a Leawood, Kan.-based ASC company, has more than 3,000 affiliated physicians in more than 30 states and is growing its outpatient network with strategic partnerships. -
5 new joint venture ASC deals
Becker's has reported on five joint-venture ASC deals in May, including one partially owned by ValueHealth and Orthopedic Care Partners. -
$8.5M paid for 3 Washington medical office buildings
Three medical office buildings in Prosser, Wash., have been acquired for $8.5 million by Sila Realty Trust, the healthcare-focused investment trust said May 27. -
ASCs among the small businesses losing hope in the US economy
Small businesses are losing confidence in the U.S. economy amid soaring inflation, supply chain delays and staff shortages, according to a May 22 Wall Street Journal report.
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