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Study says Oneida, Broome physician practices are major economic drivers

3/10/2010 2:24:00 PM by Eric Reinhardt

The nearly 200 physician practices in Oneida County drove more than $300 million into the county's economy in 2008 through the employment of more than 2,200 physicians and staff members.

At the same time, the estimated 130 practices in Broome County contributed more than $400 million in 2008 while employing 2,000 people.

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