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![[Flag of Metroplex Health System]](../images/u/us$mphs.gif)
image by Randy Young, 11 June 2016
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Metroplex Health System is the primary healthcare provider for the counties
of West Bell, Coryell, and Lampasas in Texas. A member of the Christian
Adventist Health System – the tenth largest hospital system in the US –
Metroplex operates two hospitals in Killeen and Lampasas as well as a behavioral
health center.
(http://www.mplex.org/)
The flag of Metroplex Health System can be seen in photographs online,
especially at
http://www.kwtx.com/content/news/Killeen--Hospital-flies-Donate-Life-flag-377503261.html
(photo at
http://media.graytvinc.com/images/Donate-life-flag.jpg). The flag features
the corporate logo centered on a white field. The logo consists of a green
stylized capital "M" toward the hoist. The "M" is topped by two dots, giving the
appearance of two people holding hands. The name of the entity stretches toward
the fly in blue capital letters. Below a thin green line are the words "SCOTT &
WHITE HEALTHCARE" in smaller, black, capital letters, denoting one of
Metroplex's primary partners in the area.
Randy Young, 11 June 2016
