A health clinic in Michigan associated with a Utah tribe has been allowed to reopen and offer a limited set of services.

The state Department of Community Health ordered the Clinton Diagnostic center to stop seeing patients, saying it lacked state certification. Officials now say the center can perform some services pending full certification.

The parent company of the clinic is working with the Confederated Goshute Tribes of Utah. Clinton Medical Associates wants to open new facilities and have the land placed in trust.

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