A growing physician group aimed to create alignment among physician investors by launching an ambulatory surgery center that would open a new market. Speed to market for the centralized ASC was a top priority. Beacon Capital identified a strategically located site for real estate investment and ground-up construction. A core/shell development approach, which created a fundamental structure and left interior spaces unfinished, shortened the construction timeline. Subsequent upfitting for the interior spaces executed a design optimal for the outpatient joint and minimally invasive spine procedures that surgeons perform at the ASC.

This ground-up construction project required coordination among two health system partners and physician investors. Partners acquired a parcel of land adjacent to a hospital campus in a growing sub-market. The 12,200 square-foot multispecialty facility is designed to accommodate ENT, orthopedic, spine, ophthalmology, and urology surgical procedures.

Partners secured a site strategically located to draw patients from both Naples and Fort Meyers, Florida. Beacon Capital coordinated with the clinical team to plan and execute a design that would accommodate total joint procedures well before they were the standard of care in ASC settings. The ground-up construction project included all entitlements, which Beacon Capital secured seamlessly. Beacon successfully navigated and resolved multiple unforeseen hurdles so that the project remained on schedule and under budget.

Beacon Capital acquired and repurposed an existing structure to accommodate a tenant with highly restrictive site requirements. The ASC’s purpose-built design focuses on outpatient joint and spine procedures and is very efficient—housing two operating rooms, one procedure room, and additional practice space.

An existing structure was acquired and repurposed to house a multispecialty ASC for ENT, ophthalmology, podiatry, spine and orthopedic procedures—including total joint replacements. Parcel acquisition included excess acreage for secondary medical office building, ideal for a growing market. The site is across from Asheville, North Carolina’s airport, which facilitates patient access.