UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center and the city of Steamboat Springs, Colo., plan to start building housing units in July — pending funding — that would be available for hospital and city employees, Steamboat Pilot & Today reported Jan. 24.
The project, which is expected to cost about $4.5 million, will consist of 12 units in a multifamily building for the hospital and 10 units for the city. The units will be on neighboring plots of land.
Affordable employee housing is a method some hospitals are implementing to retain and recruit employees, such as in two St. Luke’s hospitals in expensive tourist Idaho towns.
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