Marshfield (Wis.) Clinic Health System submitted an application to build a hospital in Minocqua, Wis., attached to its current clinic and ambulatory center.
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The following hospitals announced or completed plans in the last week to expand, upgrade or renovate their facilities.
Fremont (Neb.) Health plans to open a new urgent care clinic on Jan. 30, according to a report in the Fremont Tribune.
The state of Illinois gave Elgin, Ill.-based Advocate Sherman Hospital the green light to break ground on a $12.7 million same-day ambulatory surgery center, the Daily Herald reported.
San Angelo, Texas-based Shannon Medical Center and Angelo State University, also in San Angelo, declared their intent to build an on-campus sports medicine clinic, according to the Standard Times.
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A group of roughly 300 people attended a public meeting in which real estate developer Joseph Paolino revealed the details of his plan to turn Providence, R.I.-based St. Joseph Health Center into a housing complex for the homeless, according to…
Florida Gov. Rick Scott on Tuesday called for the elimination of the certificate of need process for building hospitals, nursing homes and hospice facilities. He also proposed ending the longstanding limitations on the number of trauma centers in the state,…
The former Bowie (Texas) Memorial Hospital is slated to tentatively reopen March 1, roughly a year after hospital board members signed a contract to sell the facility to Hashmi Group for $1.5 million, Times Record News reports.
Dallas-based Cobalt Medical Development is building a two-story, $20 million rehabilitation hospital in El Paso, Texas, to address the city's rehabilitation bed shortage, El Paso Times reports.
Beaumont-based Christus Southeast Texas Health System recently purchased a 6.2-acre lot to develop the area's first microhospital, according to The Orange Leader.