Ohio provider opens surgery center

Van Wert Health opened a surgery center in Van Wert, Ohio, Building Indiana Business reported Jan. 19.
 

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The two-story center, part of a large inpatient expansion, totals 94,000 square feet. There’s a surgical robot,two operating rooms and a space for endoscopies.

According to local CBS affiliate wane.com, the center took two and a half years to build.

The facility replaced Van Wert Health’s original hospital, which will be turned into medical office space.

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