New York approves community hospital’s $1.1M outpatient clinic

Warsaw, N.Y.-based Wyoming County Community Hospital’s proposal to create an orthopedic outpatient clinic for $1.1 million won state approval April 22, Buffalo Business First reports.

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WCCH plans to transform emergency department space into an orthopedic clinic as part of a $10 million expansion plan.

The 62-bed hospital is Wyoming County’s only inpatient care provider.

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