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KCHC
(redirected from Kings County Hospital Center)

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KCHCKings County Hospital Center (New York)
KCHCKimberly Clark Health Care
KCHCKingston Community Health Centers (Kingston, Ontario, Canada)
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RBSD Architects NEW YORK, NY Kings County Hospital Center BROOKLYN, NY Kings County Hospital Center's new 230-bed, 300,000-square-foot "R" Building provides a consolidated, modern healing environment, and features one of the largest psychiatric emergency rooms in the country.
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