Lincoln, Neb.-based BryanLGH Health System is losing the name it adopted after a 1997 merger and is renaming itself Bryan Health, according to a Journal Star report.
BryanLGH Medical Center, comprised of an East and West campus, will be renamed Bryan Medical Center.
Hospital officials say the new name reflects the system's growth over the past 15 years, as it now includes a physician network, heart institute and other health entities. The name change is expected to be finalized in October, marking the 15 years since Bryan Memorial and Lincoln General Hospital merged.
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BryanLGH Medical Center, comprised of an East and West campus, will be renamed Bryan Medical Center.
Hospital officials say the new name reflects the system's growth over the past 15 years, as it now includes a physician network, heart institute and other health entities. The name change is expected to be finalized in October, marking the 15 years since Bryan Memorial and Lincoln General Hospital merged.
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