New ASC & surgery center builds
Ground-up ambulatory surgery centers and outpatient facilities: complete OR suites, prep/recovery support, and core diagnostic equipment under one plan.
Facility Build-Outs
From new ASC builds to OR expansions and hospital campus additions, Infinium can outfit the majority of your surgical suite with coordinated equipment, transparent quotes, and specialists who act as your equipment planner every step of the way.
Building a new ambulatory surgery center, adding operating rooms, or expanding an existing facility is a major investment. Infinium Medical helps you source the majority of your clinical equipment in one coordinated plan, so rooms arrive ready for cases instead of pieced together from multiple vendors.
We work alongside your architects, contractors, and clinical leadership as a consultant and equipment planner. Share your floor plans, procedure mix, and budget targets; our specialists translate that into a practical equipment list with lead times, package pricing, and clear next steps.
Need to stretch capital further? We offer both new and professionally refurbished options across tables, lights, anesthesia, electrosurgical systems, monitors, and supporting OR accessories, so you can balance upfront cost with the reliability your staff expects on day one.
Project Types
Whether you are opening your first ASC or adding capacity to an existing hospital campus, we scale our support to match your timeline.
Ground-up ambulatory surgery centers and outpatient facilities: complete OR suites, prep/recovery support, and core diagnostic equipment under one plan.
Add capacity to an existing campus with phased equipment delivery that keeps current rooms running while new space comes online.
Single-room or multi-suite OR projects: tables, lights, anesthesia, ESU, positioning, scrub sinks, and monitoring matched to each room.
Turnkey OR Planning
Let Infinium act as your equipment consultant and planner for the full build-out. We assemble coordinated OR packages, often at a better overall value than quoting each item separately, and follow through on delivery, setup guidance, and ongoing support.
Tell us your procedure mix, number of rooms, timeline, and capital budget. We will recommend new and refurbished options, build a master equipment schedule, and provide package pricing you can take to your board or investors.
Browse the equipment lines we most often specify for new surgery centers, OR expansions, and ASC build-outs.
Leasing & Financing
Opening or expanding a surgery center, adding ORs, or completing a major ASC build-out? Infinium offers leasing and financing options designed to help facilities get fully equipped while preserving working capital for staffing, marketing, and construction.
Tell us about your project scope, room count, and opening timeline. Our team will walk you through flexible payment structures for tables, lights, anesthesia, monitors, and supporting OR equipment.
Tax Planning
A new facility is not one asset for tax purposes. How the project is classified can move a large part of the cost onto much faster depreciation schedules.
Equipment, furniture, IT and other qualifying property for a new facility can often be expensed in the year it is placed in service. For 2026, Section 179 allows up to $2,560,000, with the limit phasing out above $4,090,000 in total qualifying purchases. 100% bonus depreciation, made permanent for property acquired after January 19, 2025, can usually cover the remaining cost. Section 179 is applied first, then bonus depreciation on the remaining basis.
The building shell of nonresidential real property is generally depreciated over 39 years. A cost segregation study separates out components that qualify for shorter 5, 7 and 15-year recovery periods, such as certain equipment, dedicated electrical and plumbing, and site improvements.
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, 100% bonus depreciation is permanent for qualified property acquired after January 19, 2025. Components with recovery periods of 20 years or less can be eligible, so the portion of a medical build-out a study reclassifies can often be deducted in the first year instead of over 39 years.
Interior improvements to nonresidential buildings, made after the building was first placed in service, can qualify as Qualified Improvement Property. QIP has a 15-year recovery period and is eligible for bonus depreciation.
QIP does not include costs for enlarging the building, elevators or escalators, or the internal structural framework.
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Section 179D rewards energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, hot water and building envelope systems. For 2026, the maximum is $0.59 to $1.19 per square foot, or $2.97 to $5.94 per square foot when prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements are met.
The deduction ends for property whose construction begins after June 30, 2026. Projects that began construction on or before that date may still qualify.
Not tax advice. Consult your tax advisor about your situation.
Get Started
Share your project scope and equipment needs. Our planning specialists will follow up with a coordinated equipment list and quote.
