With the transaction now closed, more than 250 ASCs across 34 states are joining Ascension’s national network. The addition of these centers, specializing in gastroenterology, ophthalmology, orthopedics and multispecialty services, significantly enhances Ascension’s ability to deliver convenient, lower-cost surgical care in community-based settings, according to the release.
“Healthcare is increasingly moving beyond the traditional hospital setting, and this acquisition positions us to lead that transformation,” said Eduardo Conrado, president and CEO of Ascension, in the release. “By expanding our ambulatory surgery capabilities, we are making care more accessible, convenient and affordable for patients, while ensuring our hospitals remain focused on highly specialized acute care. Together, we are building a more integrated, future-ready health system.”
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Amsurg President and CEO Jeff Snodgrass said in the release, “This is an important step forward for Amsurg. Joining Ascension strengthens our ability to deliver high-quality care and expand access for the communities we serve.”
Amsurg brings more than three decades of clinical excellence, strong physician partnerships and operational innovation. Its reputation for exceptional outcomes and patient satisfaction further strengthens Ascension’s growing outpatient footprint, according to the release.
The completion of the transaction reinforces Ascension’s disciplined, forward-looking strategy to ensure long-term sustainability, the release states. With the acquisition now finalized, Ascension is advancing its work to build a more connected and value-driven healthcare ecosystem.