The new hospital, which still needs approval from the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review board, will replace the hospital’s original five-story, 110-bed facility, which was constructed in the mid-1950s. The new building will be on the hospital’s campus.
The proposed 97,000-square-foot facility will house larger inpatient rooms, a new inpatient space, outpatient services, laboratory services, educational conference rooms and administrative offices.
The original five-story building will be demolished after construction is completed.
“It’s a huge deal for Taylorville,” said Jim Adcock, chairman of the Taylorville Memorial Hospital’s board of directors. “The hospital has been a vital piece of our community for more than 100 years.”
Hospital officials expect the facility to be completed in two-phases by early 2021.
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