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Cherokee Nation to break ground on expansion for health center


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The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma will break ground on an expansion of one of its health centers.

The Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center in Stilwell will see a 28,000 square-foot addition as part of the expansion. The facility opened in 1995.

The tribe is spending $100 million to improve health services within its territory.

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Expansion Planned at Cherokee Nation Health Center (AP 2/26)
Mankiller Health Center to be expanded (The Sequoyah County Times 2/26)

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