VA building outpatient clinic in Fort Knox — 4 insights

The Department of Veterans Affairs is building an outpatient clinic in Fort Knox, Ky., The News-Enterprise reports.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. The outpatient space will offer primary care, mental health, social work, telehealth and nutrition services.

2. The clinic will be 18,093 square feet.

3. The VA anticipates the clinic will accommodate 6,500 patients annually.

4. The clinic will be built in the space it formerly occupied. The VA expects it’ll be operational in early spring 2020.

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