Wed, Nov 25 2009
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Cherokees planning new health care complex By Keith PurtellPhoenix Staff Writer • In June 2008, 3,923 women were on a waiting list to receive preventative health services and exams. However, there is no federal plan in place to expand space for these services and routine exams.
Brian Woodliff, chief executive officer of Tahlequah City Hospital said at a Monday morning press conference at Hastings that he fully endorses the proposed complex. “We want to bring as much comprehensive health care to Tahlequah as we can, and this will do that,” he said. Tahlequah Mayor Ken Purdy, also spoke at the conference. “The value of the health care industry in the community cannot be overstated,” he said. “I think this will become one of the finest health care facilities.” 
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