Diagnostic Health moves to new location

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Dec 17, 2007

Imaging services provider Diagnostic Health (DHC) has moved to a new location in its home town of Birmingham, AL.

While most of the diagnostic imaging company's 1,000 employees work in its 50-plus imaging centers across the U.S., DHC employs approximately 50 people in the Birmingham headquarters.

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HealthSouth mulls sale of diagnostics unit, May 24, 2005

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