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Tennessee Health Facilities Commission Denies Certificate of Need for Cookeville Medical…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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The Tennessee Health Facilities Commission denied a certificate of need request for a new cardiovascular surgery center in Cookeville. The applicant was Stern Cardiovascular Center, P.A. of Germantown, Tennessee with Atria Health Services of the South, LLC in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The request concerned the establishment of a single specialty, cardiovascular ambulatory surgical treatment center and the initiation of diagnostic and therapeutic cardiovascular catheterization and electrophysiology procedures.

From herald-citizen.com

Why it matters

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The denial impacts the potential for a major new medical center to establish operations in Cookeville. This development affects the city's long-term economic profile and potential industry growth.

From herald-citizen.com

Who's involved

  • CookevilleCity in Tennessee, site of the denied medical center application

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