$100M Hospital, Renovations Planned by Cherokee Nation Businesses

Cherokee Nation Businesses, a tribal-owned conglomerate, has announced the allocation of $100 million to fund renovations at four Cherokee Nation health centers and build a new 100-bed hospital in the Cherokee Nation capital in Tahlequah, Okla., according to a Tulsa World report.

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The Cherokee Nation operates the largest tribal health system in the United States with more than one million patient visits annually, according to the report.

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