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New Hackensack surgical tower ‘most technologically advanced’ in US, CEO says | Health IT

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Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health is finishing up a new $714 million surgical tower its chief executive says is the “newest, most technologically advanced” in the nation, NJBIZ reported Nov. 7.Health IT

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New Hackensack surgical tower ‘most technologically advanced’ in US, CEO says | Health IT

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