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Factors and Inadequacies Necessitating. This Project What are the factors (inadequacies) in the existing health care delivery system which necessitate this project? Population Growth The populations of Madison County, the service area for the proposed project, and the contiguous Limestone County are expected to increase by 48% and 69.1%, respectively, from 2010 to 2040, as shown in the table below. Table 1. Madison and Limestone Counties Total Population 2000- 20403 Census 2000 Census 2010 2040 Increase 2010-2040 Madison County 276,700 334,811 495,446 160,635 48.0% Limestone County 65,676 82,782 139,966 57,184 69.1% An ASC is any health care facility, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health, with the primary purpose of providing medically necessary or elective surgical care on an outpatient basis and in which the patient stays less than 24 hours. With the addition of the Center, patients will be able to undergo gastroenterological procedures on an outpatient basis in a convenient center on Crestwood’s hospital campus. This will benefit patients by reducing their costs and wait times while also opening capacity in the hospital operating rooms for patients requiring inpatient or complex outpatient procedures.
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Factors and Inadequacies Necessitating. This Project What are the factors (inadequacies) in the existing health care delivery system which necessitate this project? Population Growth The populations of Madison and Limestone Counties, the closest and most populous counties in the Center’s service area, are expected to increase by 34.7% and 56.6%, respectively, from 2010 to 2040, as shown in the table below. Table 1. Madison and Limestone Counties Total Population 2000-20402 Census 2000 Census 2010 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 Increase 2010-2040 Madison County 276,700 334,811 372,447 392,382 412,126 431,697 451,043 116,232 34.7% Limestone County 65,676 82,782 99,775 108,021 116,015 122,976 129,617 46,835 56.6% An ASC is any health care facility, licensed by the Alabama Department of Public Health, with the primary purpose of providing medically necessary or elective surgical care on an outpatient basis and in which the patient stays less than 24 hours. With the addition of the Center, patients will be able to undergo gastroenterological procedures on an outpatient basis in a convenient center on Crestwood’s hospital campus. This will benefit patients by reducing their costs and wait times while also opening capacity in the hospital operating rooms for patients requiring inpatient or complex outpatient procedures.

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