Christ Hospital in Ohio to Vote on Possible $100M Orthopedic Tower

Trustees of The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati are scheduled to vote on a plan to construct a $100 million orthopedic and spine tower, according to a Cincinnati.com report.

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After The Christ Hospital prevailed in a 2008 lawsuit to withdraw from the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, it has worked on a strategic plan for growth that includes expanding key service lines, including spine and musculoskeletal services.

Read the report about The Christ Hospital’s orthopedic and spine tower.

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