Mississippi’s Neshoba County General Hospital to Break Ground on $19M Expansion in November

Neshoba County General Hospital in Philadelphia, Miss., will begin its $19 million expansion this Thanksgiving, according to a Republic report.

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Plans call for an entirely new two-story addition next to the hospital and renovations to the current hospital, which will feature obstetrics and gynecology offices, labor and delivery rooms and a nursery, according to the report.

Read the report about Neshoba County General Hospital renovations.

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