surgicenter

[sur-juh-sen-ter]

noun

Surgery.

1. a surgical facility, not based in a hospital, where minor surgery is performed on an outpatient basis.

Word History and Origins

Origin of surgicenter¹

First recorded in 1970–75; surgi(cal) + center

Example Sentences

“Closure of Kanawha Surgicenter just exponentially increased the challenges.”

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With Kanawha Surgicenter’s closure, the only other abortion provider in the state is the Women’s Health Center, on Charleston’s West Side.

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Dr. Sydney Tyson, founder of Eye Associates SurgiCenter in Vineland, N.J., a paid consultant to Imprimis, points out an irony that he says has somehow been overlooked in the debate.

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Our daughter promptly had surgery  by an excellent team at an independent surgicenter.

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"Rush stands fully behind its actions, past and present, and is fully supportive of the Rush SurgiCenter, Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush and its outstanding orthopedic surgeons."

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