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to announce shortly the rooms on the upper five floors of
enlistment of leaders for the key the hospital, with the second
floor being used for the adcampaign divisions.
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The architects ' concept shows rninistrati ve functions of the
a hospital that is functional in hospital. Other patient facilities
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design as well as attractive. The will include a 12-bed coronary
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'fhe new facility will be basic design of the hospital care unit, a 12-bed intensive
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located on a 30-acre tract of permits easy expansion as ca1"e unit , a 36-bed ob-gyn unit, a
land , donated by the city of needed , as well as providing for 32-crib nursery, a 12-crib inI
J...,lorence, on East Cheves the present needs of the Pee tensive care nursery, and a 32Dee.
bed psychiatric wing. The tower
Street.
The ground floor base of the can be expanded three floors
Initial
construction
is
scheduled to begin in the early hospital is 650 feet long and 200 higher to accommodate future
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summer of 1976 with completion feet wide. Housed on the first needs.
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At the Friday news conto be approx. two and a half floor will be all of the outc
years later. The McLeod patient service facilities, such ference, J. Givens Young,
Memorial Hospital Board of as the laboratory, physical chairman of the Board of
Trustees is now in the final theraphy, emergency room, Trustees of McLeod Memorial
process of selecting a firm to day hospital, radiology lab, and Hospital said, ''The Pee Dee
Regional Health Services
manage the construction of the radiation therapy lab.
Along with these will also be District Board and the Board of
new hospital and will be announcing their selection in the the hospital patient services, Trustees of McLeod Mmorial
such
as
surgery,
pharmacy,
Hospital are very proud of this ani
very near future.
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housekeeping, facility. The expectation of
1,he . latest project cost is dietary,
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approximately $20 million. engineering, and laundry. these Boards is that this facility mi
14.,unding f01.. this program will These services will be expanded will become the hub of MJ
co1ne from a variety of sources. and upgraded for the use of the specialized medicine for the
Pee Dee area. The regional
Toese include state and federal residents of the Pee Dee.
One example of this ex- medical center concept will
grBnts of $1.5 million, a million
dollar grant from Florence pansion is in the surgery suite enable the residents of the Pee
County, proceeds of a public where adequate operating Dee to receive the best medical
will
serve
such care available with the least
fund-r·aising campaign, a $6.8 rooms
million
Hill-Burton
loan specialties as neurosurgery, inconvenience to them and their
guarantee' with an interest orthopaedic surgery, op- families. This facility is but one
subsidy,
and
long-term thalmological surgery, oral more step in the growth of the
surgery, and many others.
Pee Dee area. ''
borrowing for the balance.
At present many residents
A.M.Quattlebaum,
of
14,lorence and Georgetown is are forced to travel great
eneral chairman of the pulilic distances for these services that
un-raising campaign, the wilt ·b e offered at the McLeod
~dvance gift phases of which Regional Medical Center. ,
The seven - story patient
will begin in late fall of this
year. Quattlebaum is expected tower will consist of 300 private

Witl1 the 1..elease of the architects' concept last week, the
long awaited McLeod Regional
Medical Center of the Pee Dee
began to take shape as a reality.

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