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Kirksville Cancer Center: The arrival sequence is designed to reduce stress and create a clear sense of welcome. A prominent canopy defines the main entry and provides a weather-protected drop-off area, while transparent public spaces support intuitive wayfinding and maintain a visual connection to the outdoors.

Kirksville Cancer Center, Kirksville, Missouri: First Look

Hannibal Regional Healthcare System's 19,200-square-foot facility, expected to open in spring 2027, will expand access to oncology services in northeast Missouri.

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