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10/23/09 | 2 comments | 61 views
Decatur General clears hurdle in new bid to perform angioplasties
M.J. Ellington
Staff Writer
MONTGOMERY — Decatur General Hospital’s bid to do non-emergency cardiac catheterizations won approval of a key state panel Thursday. The hospital’s request now goes to Gov. Bob Riley, … More »
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On 10/23/09 at 07:48 AM, Opinionated from wrote:

COMMENT BY LYNNE: Of course those hospitals oppose Decatur General being able to do the procedures. The NEED doesn't matter to them, the MONEY does!

If I have to go somewhere besides Decatur, it sure wouldn't be to Huntsville, but to Birmingham or Vanderbilt.

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On 10/23/09 at 08:58 AM, EULA C from hartselle wrote:

Comment by Chris ........I had a stent put in August 2006....the prcedure was done after I had a heart attack on the golf course....it was done at Decatur General by Dr. Tracy Neel....I can't imagine getting any better care than I have received through our local Hospital.

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