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The Citrus Memorial Health System is a 190-plus-bed private, nonprofit community hospital that provides health care services to the residents of Citrus County and surrounding communities in Florida. It offers cardiac catheterization, endoscopy, general and laparoscopic surgery, neurological, orthopedic and pulmonary services. The hospital also provides pediatric, radiation therapy, urological, vascular and 24-hour emergency services. Its diagnostic services include CT scan, ultrasound, X-ray, magnetic resonance imaging, mammography and nuclear medicine. In addition, the Citrus Memorial Health System offers diabetes management, nutritional counseling and community education services. The hospital maintains a staff of more than 150 physicians and over 1,000 employees. Founded in 1957, the Citrus Memorial Health System is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. It is located in Inverness, Fla.

The Citrus County Historical Society, located in Inverness, Florida, operates the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum, a restored historic courthouse built in 1912 that showcases the rich history of Citrus County. Since its transformation in 2000, the museum has become a vital community resource for education and preservation, offering a range of exhibitions, programs, and digital experiences related to local history. Among its notable exhibits is "Chassahowitzka Springs: Florida's History Revealed," which explores the ecological and historical significance of the area, as well as an interactive digital exhibit on Black education in Citrus County during the Jim Crow era. Committed to fostering community engagement, the museum hosts events, concerts, and educational programs that enrich the cultural landscape of Citrus County. Generated from the website