$1.3M orthopedic center opens at New York hospital

A new orthopedic center costing $1.3 million has opened at Wyoming County Community Hospital in Warsaw, N.Y., according to The Daily News.

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The center, on the hospital’s ground floor, has five surgeon offices, seven exam rooms, a casting room and access to MRI, X-rays and other services.

“The new facility was built in response to the significant growth of the orthopedic department at WCCHS and will provide patients throughout the region with state-of-the-art care and give them access to orthopedic physicians in many subspecialties,” said hospital CEO Donald Eichenauer..

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