The partnership aims to make follow up care easier for patients in the Lebanon area, according to the report. It will also help connect patients with orthopedic injuries and primary care needs with the appropriate physicians, the report notes.
The system recently acquired an orthopedic practice in the area as well as Good Samaritan Health System, according to the report.
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