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Good Samaritan Hospital Breaks Ground on $1.3B San Jose Expansion to Construct 715,000 SQFT Patient Tower

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HCA Healthcare's 715,000 SQFT patient tower marks company's largest single hospital investment Healthcare infrastructure investments in California are accelerating as providers race to meet growing demand from an expanding population. Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose represents one of the most substantial commitments to this trend, with parent company HCA Healthcare committing $1.3 billion to […]

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