Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital completes $2.8M ED, inpatient unit

Aspirus Ontonagon (Mich.) Hospital completed its 8,200-square-foot emergency department and inpatient unit project.

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Here are three things to know.

1. The project cost $2.8 million, according to Your Daily Globe.  

2. The completed ED and inpatient unit includes updated patient rooms, halls and nursing areas, as well as emergency care rooms and canopied entrances. 

3. Construction began in June 2016 and concluded last month. 

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