Case Study: Cottage Hospital In Woodsville

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Cottage Hospital
For over 110 years, Cottage Hospital in Woodsville, NH has had their doors open to serving its community through its mission of providing accessible, compassionate, and quality healthcare. Cottage Hospital has the unique combination of cutting-edge capabilities and compassionate care. The most modern and up-to-date equipment and technology is used throughout the facility by the region’s most dedicated clinicians. Housing surgical associates available for a wide range of surgeries, a clinic

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