Chicago hospital to unveil $5M orthopedic center

Chicago-based Weiss Memorial Hospital is set to open its rebuilt $5 million orthopedic center by the end of December, according to a Dec. 14 Block Club Chicago report.

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The center will include 17 private rooms, a redesigned reception area and more space for treatments such as physical therapy. It is part of a $35 million development project by Pipeline Health, the hospital’s parent company.

The new orthopedic center was designed around technology including advanced telemetry and surgical robotics, Henry Finn, MD, told Block Club Chicago.

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