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    About Us

       Medical Center at Elizabeth Place opened in September 2006 and is restoring a longtime asset to the
       Dayton  area. The 26-bed, physician-owned hospital serves the greater community with the latest, most
       advanced medical  procedures, including general surgery, orthopedics, GI, opthalmology, diagnostic
       imaging, gynecology, neurosurgery and urology.

      Situated on the former site of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Medical Center at Elizabeth Place employs more
       than 80 people  and utilizes four operating rooms in addition to the 26 private medical and surgical beds.
       The center offers  the finest  care in a progressive setting, and because 60 area physicians own it, the
       interests of Medical Center at Elizabeth  Place  are aligned with our patients and the community.

       Medical Center at Elizabeth Place, which opened in September, 2006, is the Dayton area's first
       physician-owned  hospital. Sixty area physicians, including general surgeons, ophthalmologists, GI,
       orthopedic surgeons and many  others specialties, own a portion of the hospital and practice at
       Medical center at Elizabeth Place.

       It is a return to healthcare as it used to be. Personal, compassionate care. A patient-focused setting. A
       schedule that fits you, not us.

       According to the American Medical Association (AMA), specialty hospitals "offer improved, cost-effective
       care."  They "encourage competition between and among health facilities, which has led to the delivery
       of higher quality  more efficient and innovative health care in the communities in which they are located.
        " Read the AMA letter.

       Our physician-owed hospital provides more than 80 jobs and benefit the community by helping to
       return the site of the former St. Elizabeth's to its place of stature in the community.

       According to th American Surgical Hospital Association and government-sponsored studies,
       physican-owned  hospitals are good for patients, for physicians, for communities and for the healthcare
       industry. Read how.

       Regent Surgical Health, a developer of surgery centers and specialty hospitals, is a minority owner in the
       Medical  Center at Elizabeth Place.