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|Articles|September 10, 2003
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Eline Entertainment Group of Knoxville, TN, opened its first MRI center in August. The 4400-square-foot Okeechobee Imaging Center, located in West Palm Beach, FL, and equipped with a GE Profile 3 open MRI, is part of a new initiative by Eline
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Eline Entertainment Group of Knoxville, TN, opened its first MRI center in August. The 4400-square-foot Okeechobee Imaging Center, located in West Palm Beach, FL, and equipped with a GE Profile 3 open MRI, is part of a new initiative by Eline Entertainment Group to address undervalued opportunities in traditional industries. The company's recently organized subsidiary, Imaging Holding, plans to locate centers in high-traffic growth areas of Florida.
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