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Over the coming months, several Vanderbilt outpatient clinics will move into space on the second and third floors of the mall. (photo by Neil Brake)

Ren(OHO)vation work

Pediatric Rehabilitation Service’s Erik Hamnes, left, looks over plans with Douglas Kinsey, construction coordinator. (photo by Neil Brake)

2/08/2008 - Pediatric Rehabilitation Service’s Erik Hamnes, left, looks over plans with Douglas Kinsey, construction coordinator. (photo by Neil Brake)

Once complete, Vanderbilt Health at One Hundred Oaks will expand the Medical Center’s size by almost 440,000 square feet. (photo by Neil Brake)

Once complete, Vanderbilt Health at One Hundred Oaks will expand the Medical Center’s size by almost 440,000 square feet. (photo by Neil Brake)

Crews work to transform the former retail space into outpatient clinics. (photo by Neil Brake)

Crews work to transform the former retail space into outpatient clinics. (photo by Neil Brake)

Vanderbilt Health at One Hundred Oaks is taking shape. Construction crews are busy renovating certain areas of 100 Oaks Mall, located off Interstate 65, transforming it into a second campus for the Medical Center. The first outpatient clinic set to debut there is Pediatric Rehabilitation Services, which will begin seeing patients in the new location later this month.

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Discovery Lecture

Richard Lerner, M.D., Thursday, Dec. 3, 4 p.m., 208 Light Hall