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1:39 p.m. Life Line Hospital celebrates opening
The $30 million Life Line Hospital in Wintersville, which includes a 32-bed long term acute care unit as well as a sleep lab and state of the art diagnostics equipment including a PET scanner, an MRI and a 64-slice CT scanner, celebrated its opening on Saturday afternoon. The hospital is to be able to accept patients next month, officials said. Life Line represents a wholly private investment, with no government money or tax breaks, by 48 physicians from across the region representing most medical specialties. Leading the ribbon cutting were Dr. Satbir Singh and Dr. Amar Khurana, center, who are among the investing doctors, who work as a team without claiming one of them to be the head of the project. Life Line took about two years to come to fruition and is a paperless, electronic record hospital.
--Paul Giannamore
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