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Duke Is Building a $32 Million ER With No Inpatient Beds. A Medicare Patient Who Needs Admission May Pay for the ER, the Ambulance and the Hospital

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Duke Health has received approval for a $32 million, 24-hour freestanding emergency department in Garner. It will treat chest pain, strokes and broken hips. It has no inpatient beds. That matters most to Medicare patients who need hospital admission.
Imagine a 72-year-old on Original Medicare arrives with che

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