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Blood Tribe Department of Health holds sod turning for continuing care facility expansion
HealthSod turning ceremony
The Blood Tribe Department of Health has held a sod turning ceremony for the expansion of a continuing care facility.
No additional details are provided about the expansion or the facility.
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Key Takeaways
- The event was organized by the Blood Tribe Department of Health
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Expected Outcomes
- Expansion of the continuing care facility
Why It Matters
Improved healthcare services for the community
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