11 Joint Venture ASCs Opened or Announced in 2014

Here are 11 joint venture ambulatory surgery centers that have opened or been proposed thus far this year.

If you would like to recommend an ASC for inclusion on this list, please contact Carrie Pallardy at cpallardy@beckershealthcare.com.

Florida International University and Miami Children's Hospital partnered to open a pediatric outpatient surgery facility on the FIU campus in Miami. The center is expected to open in January 2015.

A group of 20 surgeons affiliated with OrthoCarolina opened Mallard Creek Surgery Center in partnership with Gaul Surgical Properties. Gaul Surgical Properties, an affiliate of OrthoCarolina, owns 70 percent of the surgery center and the physicians own the remaining 30 percent.

Massac Memorial Hospital in Metropolis, Ill., and the Orthopedic Institute of Western Kentucky in Paducah have partnered to open a $6 million orthopedic and podiatric surgery center in Metropolis.

Meridian Surgical Partners, LLC is pleased to announce that is Battle Creek, Mich., facility Brookside Surgery Center, LLC has partnered with Bronson Battle Creek, a subsidiary of Bronson Healthcare. This is the first hospital partnership for Meridian Surgical Partners. The facility will continue to operate as Brookside Surgery Center.

A group of physicians in partnership with SurgCenter Development opened Monocacy Surgery Center in Frederick, Md.

A group of physicians based in Arlington Heights, Ill., partnered on the Northwest Community Healthcare Day Surgery Center joint venture on the NCH campus.

Plaza Ambulatory Surgery Center opened in Portland, Ore. The surgery center is joint venture between Regent Surgical Health, local physicians and Providence Health & Services.

Rex Healthcare, based in Raleigh, N.C., plans to recruit 20 to 30 surgeons for a joint venture ambulatory surgery center project.

Baylor Health Care System announced plans to partner with United Surgical Partners International to open a $35 million joint venture surgical facility in Fort Worth, Texas.

Vivere-Health and a group of physicians opened the Vivere-Audubon Surgery Center and in vitro fertilization laboratory in New Orleans. The ASC is a joint venture between the physicians, Vivere-Health and Medical Executive Partners.

The New York State Department of Health approved the certificate of need application for the $5.24 million Westmoreland (N.Y.) ASC project, a joint venture between a group of physicians and Oneida Health Systems.

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