Iowa hospital’s surgical service expansion expected to bring in $600K

Clarinda (Iowa) Regional Health Center is planning a $10 million expansion of the hospital’s facilities, according to the Daily Nonpareil.

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The hospital plans to add physical therapy, pharmacy, therapy and parking space and expand the surgery department.

The hospital expects the new additions to generate $310,000 to $684,000 in revenue per year.

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