Three quick details:
1. The robot system costs $2,362,000.
2. Kuakini Medical Center was awarded a certificate of need April 6.
3. Hawaii’s State Health Planning and Development Agency found that there is a public need for the surgical robot, and that the cost of the proposal isn’t unreasonable based on the benefits it will deliver.
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