The new entrance is covered and has automatic sliding doors allowing for protection from the elements and improved wheelchair access, improving the drop-off and discharge process.
Donors funded most of the cost of the $800,000+ improvement, which McCall Sharp Architecture designed and Link Construction built. The public is invited to the ribbon-cutting and open house to see the new hospital gift shop, registration area for outpatients and waiting area for hospital visitors. These latest improvements at the hospital follow 2017’s $3 million renovation and service expansion project, which included: – Building a 10-bed senior behavioral health unit – Recruitment of an orthopedic surgeon and two general surgeons, which has led to a significant increase in surgery volumes – Doubling of the MRI service capability from two to four days weekly – Internal renovations to modernize the facility Click here to read full article on Urbana Daily Citizen. Comments are closed.
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