Natividad Medical Center in Salinas, Calif., will offer orthopedic clinic services five days a week starting in early 2010, according to a report in The Californian.
A new $1.2 million contract between the hospital and Precision Orthopedics will expand clinic days from three to five days and allow patients access to a wider variety of specialists, according to the report. Hospital officials expect costs to be recouped through patient bills.
Read the Californian’s report about Natividad Medical Center’s expanded orthopedic services.
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