Indiana’s Saint John’s Health System to Build New Surgery Center

Saint John’s Health System in Anderson, Ind., will build a new surgery center on the campus of its Saint John’s Medical Center, according to a report from The Herald Bulletin.

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The $24 million surgery center is expected to break ground in the fall of 2011.

 

The facility will eventually serve to replace Saint John’s Surgery Center and the inpatient and outpatient surgery department in Saint John’s Medical Center.

 

Read The Herald Bulletin report about the new Anderson surgery center.

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