March 25, 2015
Economic pressures lead ASCs to seek new owners
Fremont Surgery Center stands in America’s heartland, about 30 miles northwest of Omaha, Nebraska. It faces economic conditions typical of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) across the country: stable revenue but minimal growth prospects. Last year, however, Fremont made a strategic move that placed it in the industry’s vanguard.
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