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Home » Maternity center project progresses

Maternity center project progresses

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—Staff photo by Kim Crompton
—Staff photo by Kim Crompton
October 24, 2013
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Summer Gilstrap, nurse manager for the Family Maternity Center at Providence Holy Family Hospital, sits in a model maternity suite that's part of a $9.5 million expansion and remodel of the center. The project is scheduled to be completed early next year.

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