Oswego Health in New York Opens New $22M Outpatient Center

Oswego (N.Y.) Health has opened the new $22 million Fulton (N.Y.) Medical Center and Urgent Care, according to a Palladium Times report.

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The new outpatient facility was converted from the A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital, which closed three years ago. In addition to urgent care services, the center offers employee and occupational health services. In the future, the center will offer physical therapy and occupational speech therapy.

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