Courtesy: Parkridge Health System

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) — Parkridge Medical Center has announced plans to apply for a Certificate of Need with the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission to establish a new $17.4 million freestanding emergency department in Cleveland.

If approved, the Parkridge Cleveland ER will serve Bradley and Polk counties, giving residents a new option for emergency care.

“For families in Bradley and Polk counties, timely access to emergency care can make all the difference. As both communities grow, Parkridge Medical Center is stepping in to meet that need by expanding access, reducing wait times and giving residents more choice in where they seek care.”

– Chris Cosby, chief executive officer of Parkridge Medical Center said.

The proposed Parkridge Cleveland

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