Northern Light Health plans to build replacement facilities for Northern Light Blue Hill (Maine) Hospital and Northern Light CA Dean Hospital in Greenville, Maine.
The new facilities will be on the existing hospital campuses and will include all private patient rooms, 24/7 full-service emergency departments and lab and imaging services.
Construction of both facilities is expected to start in the spring of 2022.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced that strong rural hospitals are vital to the communities they serve, and their importance has never been greater,” said Tim Dentry, president and CEO of Northern Light Health in a March 23 news release. “Our older facilities were not built for the way that healthcare is provided today, and they will not allow us to meet future standards of care. That’s why we believe now is the right time to move forward with plans to strengthen vital healthcare services in Hancock and Piscataquis Counties.”
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