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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Phoebe Putney Health System Recently Acquired Two Mobile Health Units to Serve as Medical Clinics in Remote Neighborhoods in Southwest Georgia. These Units Give Phoebe a Better Ability to Identify and Address Social Determinants Through Interactions in More Underserved Communities and Proved Crucial to the Effort to Vaccinate Southwest Georgians Against COVID-19 and Influenza. the Congressionally Directed Spending Construction Project Funding Will Help Acquire Two Additional Mobile Units Designed for Cardiovascular Services and Workforce Development.
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