Cameron Memorial Community Hospital in Indiana to Build $42M Replacement Hospital

Cameron Memorial Community Hospital in Angola, Ind., has secured a $42 million loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to build a replacement hospital, according to a WANE report.

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The new facility will include 25 private rooms, three operating rooms, an expanded emergency department and more.

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