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Commonwealth Health partners with NROC to expand cancer care at Wilkes-Barre General

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Commonwealth Health entered into a partnership with the Northeast Radiation Oncology Centers. Under this agreement, NROC physicians will provide clinical leadership at the Commonwealth Health Cancer Center at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Michael Clark, President of Commonwealth Health, called the agreement a milestone for expanding local services.

From citizensvoice.com

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The partnership is intended to help Wilkes-Barre General Hospital grow as a top provider of community health services. This collaboration represents an investment in specialized cancer care within the Wyoming Valley region.

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    Wilkes-Barre General Hospital could see increased demand for specialized cancer services, potentially boosting revenue.

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