As part of its ongoing effort to stabilize finances, MetroHealth will close six Cleveland-area outpatient centers, the system announced Monday. Over the past decade, MetroHealth expanded its services to provide care in more communities, but the additional offices resulted in duplication of services and operational inefficiencies, the health system said. The planned closures will streamline operations and increase access to care by providing more services in a single location, MetroHealth said.
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