Every new surgery center starts as an idea, driven by vision and ambition to have a lasting impact on patients and the community. The first step in the new build process is to refine the initial idea and to define what the future surgery center will be.
Key questions
Once you’ve defined your scope and aligned on your group, the business planning process can begin. The project begins to come to life once initial investments are made and facility renderings are generated by the architect or design build firm.
Business plan best practices
Land or building identification
The role of consultants
Selection of a design build firm
Michael Joyce, MD
President & CEO | Orthopaedic Surgeon
Lighthouse Surgery Center
Stryker expertise
ASC educational experiences
The appetite to build a new ASC can be strong, yet you may have questions and topics you’d like to explore deeper with someone who has recently undergone a similar project. ASC educational experiences are half-day, in-person engagements or one-hour virtual engagements designed for administrators, clinical and operational leaders and physicians to learn from high-performing outpatient centers and their staff.
Peer-to-peer locations
Key opinion leaders versed in every phase of the new build process
Ask your dedicated ASC Regional Manager for more information about scheduling a peer-to-peer or site visit experience.
In phase 2, the project begins to accelerate as interior and exterior blueprints are developed.
We’ve partnered with hundreds of surgery centers across the country and understand the complexity of building and launching a new facility.
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