Geisinger purchases 22 acres to construct acute care facility

Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger purchased 22 acres of land in Lycoming County, Pa., where it plans to construct an acute care medical facility, according to Penn Live.

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The planned hospital will house an emergency department, operating suites, patient rooms and diagnostic units. 

Geisinger, which purchased the land for $1.9 million, is working with design firms to create a blueprint of the facility.

The 22-acre site is a short distance away from UPMC Susquehanna’s Muncy (Pa.) Valley Hospital. A UPMC spokesperson told Penn Live they were unaware of Geisinger’s plan so they could not comment.

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