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HomeSPHP in the NewsTroy Record: Officials Looking to Clarify Consolidation Changes at Troy Hospitals

Troy Record: Officials Looking to Clarify Consolidation Changes at Troy Hospitals

August 30, 2016 Angela Yu SPHP in the News

Norman Dascher, chief executive officer of Samaritan and St. Mary’s hospitals, spoke with the Troy Record about the accelerated consolidation of the two facilities and the changes occurring as part of its Troy Master Facilities Plan.

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