Iowa’s Crawford County Memorial Hospital Officially Opens

Hospital officials, community leaders and residents were present for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the new Crawford County Memorial Hospital in Denison, Iowa, according to a Bulletin Review news report.

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The Crawford County Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees began discussions about a new hospital in 2005. Construction followed after three years of planning and research. Costs for building the new hospital are estimated to be approximately $30 million.

According to CCMH CEO Mark Rinehardt, the hospital will function on an outpatient model with a focus on increased patient privacy, staff recruitment and retention and adapting to future changes in healthcare.

Read the news report about Crawford County Memorial Hospital.

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