Fifty-Year-Old Mississippi Hospital Plans $44M Replacement Facility

Neshoba County General Hospital in Philadelphia, Miss., is making plans to build a $44.4 million hospital to replace its 50-year-old facility, according to a release from the hospital.

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The 82-bed hospital is applying for an FHA 242 loan from the Federal government for the 100,000 square-foot facility, which would include private patient rooms, digital mammography, an enclosed MRI and a 9,000 square-foot ER.

Construction would begin in mid-2010 and would take 18-24 months to complete.

See the release on the replacement Neshoba County General Hospital (pdf).

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