Sentence examples for health complex from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, around midday, he was brought here for a bone graft in the orthopedic ward of the sprawling Medical City health complex.

If the Baltic Sea is too chilly, head to the OstseeTherme in Ahlbeck (Lindenstrasse 60; 49-38378-2730; www.ostseetherme-usedom.de), a sprawling,modern white health complex filled with pools, saunas and tanning beds.

In recent years, Barragan and Mr. Ferrera designed some projects in the United States, including a movie studio for Francis Ford Coppola and a tourist and health complex in Palm Desert, Calif.

The only nearby business is a health complex with a big outdoor pool and saunas, but it does not use much electricity, as its hot water and heating all come from the ground.

Meanwhile, Norwegian's forthcoming ship, Breakaway, includes a two-level health complex with a salt grotto (to alleviate respiratory and skin ailments), a dedicated room for spinning classes and a spa (above) offering services like acupuncture, teeth-whitening and Botox.

Merger mania in hospital boardrooms and the preoccupation of health maintenance organizations with the value of their stock undermine their touted "low-cost quality care". The expanding administration of the corporate health complex will eat up any economies of scale it hoped to achieve with mergers.

It's laughable to pit citizens against the real force in our food system - the Food-Pharma-Health Complex, especially when you consider how unchecked these industries have become in the U.S. economy.

He sits at a government desk in an old, dilapidated building at a large state mental-health complex that has everything from an inpatient hospital to a facility for northern Nevada's criminally insane.

"This contractor's actions were inexcusable and debarring them from further work will also send a message to every contractor on the program that we expect the best work possible for our nine campuses". The Allied Health complex was found to have severe water leaks and other construction defects when it opened in August 2008, disrupting the work of faculty and students.

The company said it acted based on "good faith" that the project was 100% complete, and it maintained that the defects in the Allied Health complex were performed by subcontractors and resulted from a faulty design for which it was not responsible.

Except for the service from Upazila Health Complex, all other services are targeted to maternal and child health.