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Home » Deaconess wraps up emergency department renovation - Art only

Deaconess wraps up emergency department renovation - Art only

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—Myk Crawford
—Myk Crawford
May 7, 2015
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Deaconess Hospital is nearing completion of a $6.8 million renovation and expansion of the emergency department on its main campus, at 800 W. Fifth, on Spokane’s lower South Hill. The project has involved developing 22 treatment spaces, including the imaging room pictured above. It also included developing two specialty designated treatment pods for seniors and for youth. 

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