Two vets treated through Oregon Outpatient Center’s ‘Save Our Veterans’ program

Tigard-based Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center has treated two more veterans through its “Save Our Veterans” program designed to provide surgical care to veterans who are awaiting care from Veterans Affairs hospitals, according to a report from the Portland Business Journal.

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The patients underwent surgery on July 7. The procedures included a rotator cuff repair and an ACL repair. Both surgeries were successful, and both patients are currently undergoing physical therapy, according to the report.

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