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Woodlawn Health has announced a partnership with Concord Medical Group for the hospital's Emergency Department.
Concord will be staffing providers to provide in that department.
“We’re extremely excited to partner with Woodlawn Health. Concord has always strived to provide the highest quality of care possible to the communities that we serve. Woodlawn Health’s commitment to increasing patient satisfaction fits perfectly with our mission and vision for the community in and around Rochester,” stated Kyle Sheets, MD, Founder and Owner of Concord Medical Group.
Due to these changes, patients will receive a bill from Concord Medical Group and Woodlawn Health if they visit the Emergency Department. More information will be provided during the registration process.
“We believe having Concord as a part of our organization and community is a positive change,” said Alan Fisher, CEO and President of Woodlawn.
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