2 hospitals adding orthopedic service lines

Renovations are underway at two community hospitals that are adding orthopedic surgery to their list of services this year:

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West Tennessee Healthcare’s Jackson-based North Hospital is expecting to treat its first orthopedic surgery patients in September. The hospital is adding an eighth operating room and a 24-bed preoperative and recovery area that will cater to patients undergoing hip and knee replacements.

Fairfield (Ill.) Memorial Hospital is investing up to $24 million on an expansion project that will add orthopedic surgery. The hospital is doubling its operating rooms and is implementing a robotic surgery program. Kory Blank, MD, was hired to lead its orthopedic wing.

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