We’d like to congratulate Logansport Memorial Hospital for opening its brand new cancer center in Logansport, Indiana! Within its medical office building East lobby is a sculpture made with .decimal IMRT compensators. We are honored!
The sculpture was made by the hands of Jim Galbreath of Galbreath Industrial Services. After several designs, he took science as his inspiration and settled on the shape of a globe.
This is his third commissioned work following The Dancers, which is located in downtown Logansport.
The sculpture’s estimated weight is 3000 pounds and it contains 307 .decimal IMRT brass compensators, constructed within a six-week time span.
He also completed a smaller version which is in the lower level of the treatment center.
We are delighted to know that the compensators will continue to bring joy and healing to those who enter the cancer center!
