MidMichigan Health-Midland, a 328-bed hospital, plans to start the two-phase construction project in September. The first phase is expected to be completed by spring of 2019 and the second by March 2020, according to the report.
The new facility will house the hospital’s outpatient cardiovascular services, specialty clinics, diagnostics and imaging. It will create 25 jobs for physicians, advanced care practitioners, nurses, medical assistants and support staff, Sunita Vadakath, director of cardiovascular services at MidMichigan Health told the Midland Daily News.
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