The 23,000-square-foot center will contain three operating rooms, three procedure rooms, 14 patient rooms and six post-anesthesia care units.
The building will relocate OCH’s current surgical department, endoscopy suite and outpatient surgical rooms to one location.
OCH received $21.5 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in August 2020 to build a surgery center.
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