Top orthopedic, spine ASC states expand by 7: US News

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On March 18, U.S. News & World Report released its second annual list of the top orthopedic and spine ASCs in the nation. This year, seven new states have joined the list. 

While there were over 200 top facilities in 2024, and under 200 in 2025, facilities in seven states earned first-time accolades. 

The seven states with first-time top orthopedic and spine ASCs in 2025: 

Kentucky

Baptist Eastpoint Surgery Center (Louisville)

Bluegrass Specialty Surgery Center (Lexington)

Montana

Big Sky Surgery Center (Missoula)

New Mexico

Southern New Mexico Surgery Center (Almogorodo)

North Dakota

Bismarck Surgical Associates

Oregon

Bend Surgery Center

Cascade Surgicenter (Bend)

Columbia River Surgery Center (Portland)

Grants Pass Surgery Center

Plaza Ambulatory Surgery Center (Portland)

Slocum Ambulatory Surgery Center (Eugene)

Rhode Island

University Orthopedics East Bay Surgery Center (East Providence)

Virginia ​ 

Boulders Ambulatory Surgery Center (Richmond)

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