Lead counsel to a Knoxville-based ambulatory surgery center operator in its efforts to obtain a Certificate of Need (CON) to build Tennessee’s first proton beam therapy center. The $120 million project received unanimous approval from state regulators. When the facility opened in early 2014, it joined Massachusetts General Hospital, the M.D. Anderson Clinic and a handful of other locations to become one of the few places in the United States where this revolutionary form of radiation therapy is available.
CON Approved for Tennessee’s First Proton Beam Therapy Facility
CON Approved for Tennessee’s First Proton Beam Therapy Facility
Lead counsel to a Knoxville-based ambulatory surgery center operator in its efforts to obtain a Certificate of Need (CON) to build Tennessee’s first proton beam therapy center. The $120 million project received unanimous approval from state regulators. When the facility opened in early 2014, it joined Massachusetts General Hospital, the M.D. Anderson Clinic and a handful of other locations to become one of the few places in the United States where this revolutionary form of radiation therapy is available.