<div>GREENVILLE-Just a month after the Greenville cancer center was scheduled to close, the facility has a new name, new ownership, and a promise to keep cancer care close to home.Delta health system celebrated the grand reopening of its radiation oncology clinic Tuesday with a ribbon cutting. Back in April, patients learned the cancer center was set to close on June 1, leaving many facing the possibility of traveling hours for daily radiation treatments.In the weeks that followed, Delta Health System, the hospital's board of trustees, the Washington County board of supervisors, and clinic staff moved quickly to keep the service in Greenville. The ribbon cutting is the result of that effort, to make sure radiation oncology services remain available for patients across the delta. "Here we are keeping radiation oncology within the Mississippi delta, ensuring that our patients have adequate care for their oncology needs and not having to travel outside the area for this important service." From the announcement of the closure to today's grand reopening, the transition took about a month, preserving a service that many feared the delta was about to lose. </div>

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GREENVILLE-Just a month after the Greenville cancer center was scheduled to close, the facility has a new name, new ownership, and a promise to keep cancer care close to home. Delta health system celebrated the grand reopening of its radiation oncology clinic Tuesday with a ribbon cutting. Back in April,...

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GREENVILLE-Just a month after the Greenville cancer center was scheduled to close, the facility has a new name, new ownership, and a promise to keep cancer

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