The center will provide subspecialty spine, orthopedic and sports medicine services as well as walk-in urgent care through the OrthoQuick clinic. It also will include a procedure suite for regenerative medicine, joint injections, imaging services and physical and hand therapy.
The facility is expected to open in January 2022.
Summit Orthopedics has more than 800 staff and 27 locations, including three surgery centers, according to its website.
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