Construction workers broke ground this week on the St. Anthony Healthplex in Mustang, Okla., according to a KFOR-TV report.
The facility will be 82,000 square feet and include an outpatient endoscopy department, a freestanding emergency department and a six-physician clinic. The project has an estimated cost of $20 million and is slated to open in December 2014.
The health system has two other healthplex locations. The Mustang facility is an outreach effort by St. Anthony Hospital to extend services outside its Oklahoma City base.
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The facility will be 82,000 square feet and include an outpatient endoscopy department, a freestanding emergency department and a six-physician clinic. The project has an estimated cost of $20 million and is slated to open in December 2014.
The health system has two other healthplex locations. The Mustang facility is an outreach effort by St. Anthony Hospital to extend services outside its Oklahoma City base.
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