Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo to move outpatient services in $18M project

Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo (N.Y.) plans to spend $18 million to move outpatient services from its main campus to a new location, according to a Buffalo Business First report.

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The hospital’s outpatient services are currently located in five different buildings. The move would centralize ambulatory services. The hospital’s proposal is subject to state department of health approval, according to the report.

The new outpatient location will house ambulatory surgery administration, physician therapy, occupational and speech therapy, pediatric subspecialty clinics and more.

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