The Flagstaff Bone & Joint team and select trade partners signed a beam that will be placed in one of the ASC’s two operating rooms. The center is expected to open in Spring 2020 but will not accept new patients until February or March 2021.
Flagstaff Bone & Joint is developing the center through a joint venture with Towson, Md.-based SurgCenter Development.
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