Posted by: Southsider2k12 Feb 18 2020, 02:25 PM
https://www.nwitimes.com/business/local/franciscan-health-to-invest-million-to-repurpose-old-michigan-city/article_c3a0dc90-7269-5d01-8a2a-e601ab71adb8.html
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Franciscan Health plans to invest $20 million into repurposing its old St. Anthony Hospital, which served Michigan City from 1904 until the beginning of last year, when the health care system opened a $243 million hospital just off the heavily trafficked Interstate 94.
Much of the century-old hospital will be razed, while the rest will be renovated to serve urgent care patients, the elderly and patients with mental health issues. Other potential uses have yet to be determined.
“Programming, planning and design on the Homer Street project will kick off soon," Franciscan Health Michigan City President and CEO Dean Mazzoni said. "When we are finished, the new and improved Homer Street campus will be thriving once again with existing and new programs and services to meet the needs of the communities we serve for many years to come."
Posted by: diggler Mar 13 2020, 07:17 AM
Yet another health care facility that will charge utterly outrageous insane clinical costs to those who can least afford it.