Paragon Surgical Center Seeks EDC Benefits

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Paragon Surgical Center Seeks EDC Benefits

The attorney representing Paragon Surgical Center on Tuesday told the Economic Development Authority board that the company, an ambulatory surgery center, can provide an alternative to the lack of surgical facilities in the USVI.

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