Four Rivers holds ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Salem clinic
Four Rivers Salem services and providers—medical, dental, and behavioral health—are now officially seeing patients in its new clinic building at 703 S. Grand Avenue, Salem. The space allows the facility to serve even more patients and expand its services. The new building held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 19 with the City of Salem Chamber of Commerce.
- Photo by Nick Stogdill
CEO of Four Rivers Community Health Center, Stuart Gipson, emphasized that the new building was purchased to help rehabilitate an existing structure within the Salem community. Gipson acknowledged the assistance of previous Missouri House Representative of District 120, Ron Copeland, in securing state funding for the construction of the facility.
“We wanted a location in-town, where it would be walkable and have accessibility for our patients,” said Gipson of the new facility.
- Photo by Nick Stogdill
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Four Rivers Salem services and providers—medical, dental, and behavioral health—are now officially seeing patients in its new clinic building at 703 S. Grand Avenue, Salem. The space allows the facility to serve even more patients and expand its services. The new building held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 19 with the City of Salem Chamber of Commerce.
- Photo by Nick Stogdill
CEO of Four Rivers Community Health Center, Stuart Gipson, emphasized that the new building was purchased to help rehabilitate an existing structure within the Salem community. Gipson acknowledged the assistance of previous Missouri House Representative of District 120, Ron Copeland, in securing state funding for the construction of the facility.
“We wanted a location in-town, where it would be walkable and have accessibility for our patients,” said Gipson of the new facility.
- Photo by Nick Stogdill
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