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William Beaumont Army Medical Center Soldiers and civilians

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William Beaumont Army Medical Center Soldiers and civilians

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William Beaumont Army Medical Center Soldiers and civilians observe a mock emergency room at the Fort Bliss Replacement Hospital during the hospital’s Dry-In Ceremony, July 12. The Fort Bliss Replacement Hospital, a campus with over 1.13 million square feet, is slated to replace the current William Beaumont Army Medical Center in 2019. In addition, the replacement hospital is slated to contain 138 inpatient beds, 10 main operating rooms, 322 exam rooms and 30 specialty clinics to include: women's health services, behavioral health, physical and occupational therapy, gastroenterology, oncology, hematology, general surgery, family medicine, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, and more.

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12/07/2017
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