Martha’s Vineyard Hospital Transforms Underused Space
Nearly 7,000 square feet of underutilized space at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital have been renovated and repurposed during the coronavirus pandemic, the medical center recently announced.
Nearly 7,000 square feet of underutilized space at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital have been renovated and repurposed during the coronavirus pandemic, the medical center recently announced.
Flagship Healthcare Properties (Flagship) recently announced that Blake Martin has joined the firm as senior vice president of strategic relationships,…
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