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University of Utah Health has received board approval to purchase land in the Power District of Salt Lake City. The acquisition is intended for the development of a new and larger Redwood Health Center.
The project is designed to expand access to care while continuing to serve the community. This development follows a recent announcement regarding the organization's land acquisition plans in the Salt Lake City area.
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