Cleveland Clinic Reopens Orthopedic Unit at Lakewood Hospital

Cleveland Clinic’s Lakewood Hospital has opened its newly renovated orthopedic unit as part of multi-year plan that includes converting to all patient rooms to private and creating centers of excellence, according to a report in MedCity News.

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The $3.2 million renovation included turning the rooms in the 16-bed unit to private and adding handicapped accessible bathrooms. The renovation also included electronic charting for physicians and nurses, a 32-inch wide screen television and wireless Internet access, according to the report.

Lakewood’s renovation plan was developed by leaders from other hospitals in the Cleveland Clinic system, Clinic administrators, community physicians and foundation trustees, according to the report.

Read the MedCity News’s report about the reopening of Lakewood Hospital’s orthopedic unit.

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