Tuesday, July 22, 2008 , Updated
Dallas may get new Parkland Hospital
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With the advance of technology, all kinds of new hospital features are possible.
The Parkland Memorial Hospital board of managers is expected to vote today on a plan to replace the 53-year-old Parkland facility - considered by many to be overcrowded and rundown - with a shiny new 862-bed hospital building, at a cost of about $1.2 billion.
Since the cost of the new hospital will be borne by taxpayers, the issue will need to go before Dallas County voters in the Nov. general election.
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JKarlo21, says:
Dallas County?!! It won't go through. They are too worried about black holes and other ridiculous topics.
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