HCA announced plans Wednesday to build a data center in Antioch, Tenn., and expand its information technology locations around Nashville.
The Nashville-based hospital giant, which owns three Parkridge hospitals in Hamilton County, will invest more than $200 million at the computer center and add 155 jobs over the next five years.
"HCA played a key role in establishing Middle Tennessee as the national health care hub it is today," Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam said. "After more than 40 years in business, HCA is a great success story for our state."
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