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Seattle Children's offers preview of new Bellevue clinic bi13651468 Seattle Children's offered a sneak peak Tuesday of new Eastside health clinic, located on the 1500 block of 116th Ave. NE Bellevue's Hospital District. The $75 million facility opens July 20, providing check-ups and services for kids minor problems such as infections, broken bones, and hernias. The new two-story clinic allows Children's to shift a portion of out-patient ..

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