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Ambulatory Surgical Center of Stevens Point

Location: Stevens Point, Wis.

Type of company: Ambulatory surgery center

Ambulatory Surgical Center of Stevens Point factsMeet the organization: The Ambulatory Surgical Center of Stevens Point is a free-standing surgical center located in central Wisconsin that was developed by a small group of local physicians in 2006. Specialists at the center perform approximately 110 surgeries a month, and the center has 20 employees.

Added benefits: The ASC offers traditional benefits such as health, dental and short-term disability insurance, as well as a 401(k) plan with employer contributions. In addition, it offers a profit-sharing plan, free annual flu vaccines, flexible schedules and employee-driven wellness programs throughout the year. To reward the employees, the ASC owners provide a complimentary monthly lunch, a recognition gift to all employees during nurses week and gift certificates at Christmas time. Staff also pools donations together during the holidays to buy gifts and food for people in need.

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