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Chickasaw Nation to break ground on new hospital

The Chickasaw Nation will break ground today on a $135 million hospital in Ada, Oklahoma.

The 370,000-square-foot hospital replaces the aging Carl Albert Indian Health Facility. It will more than triple the size of the Carl Albert

The tribe is using $45 million of its own money and a $90 million bond to finance construction of the new hospital.

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Chickasaw tribe to break ground on new hospital (The Oklahoman 11/9)
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