Ascension to invest $125M in Michigan hospital upgrades

St. Louis-based Ascension plans to invest $125 million into capital improvement projects at three hospitals in central Michigan, according to ABC 12

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Ascension is planning the projects at Ascension St. Mary’s in Saginaw, Ascension Standish Hospital and Ascension St. Joseph in Tawas City. 

Some of the projects include renovating intensive care units and private patient rooms at Ascension St. Mary’s, adding a new emergency department waiting area at Ascension Standish Hospital and expanding the obstetrics and birthing center at Ascension St. Joseph.

“We are thrilled these enhancements will be coming to fruition and our care teams can continue to be proud of the incredible work and service they provide to the communities we are privileged to serve,” said Ascension Michigan COO Joe Hurshe, according to ABC 12. 

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