Athens- Limestone Hospital surgery center project revived

Athens (Ala.)-Limestone Hospital’s $35 million surgery center project was temporarily derailed when the County Commission decided to cut funding, but plans for the new facility are back on track, according to The News Courier.

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The hospital hopes the new surgery center will help grow its revenue, according to the report.

Athens-Limestone is also focused on reducing expenses. The hospital recently eliminated 15 job positions, according to the report.

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