Idaho’s Minidoka Memorial Hospital Proceeds With $7M Remodeling

Minidoka Memorial Hospital in Rupert, Idaho, is moving ahead with a $7 million remodeling plan, according to a Magic Valley Times-News report.

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The remodeling project calls for a make-over of the hospital’s emergency room and exits, according to the report. ER construction alone will take approximately one year to complete. Construction is scheduled to begin after Labor Day.

Read the report about Minidoka Memorial Hospital’s remodeling plans.

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