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Healthcare fundraising arm finishes primary care clinic, plans ASC

The Albert Lea (Minn.) Healthcare Coalition completed construction on a full-service primary care clinic that will be staffed by Mason City-based MercyOne North Iowa.

By: Patsy Newitt

Monday, July 26th, 2021

The healthcare fundraising arm also has plans to build an outpatient surgery center on-site, local ABC affiliate 6News reported July 24.

The clinic is the end result of a fundraising movement to restore select services suspended at MercyOne’s Albert Lea campus.

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