As part of the $24 million project, the hospital will renovate the cancer center’s main level to include a dedicated conference center, an expanded infusion suite with 22 private bays and a modernized research institute. Additionally, a two-story glass atrium will be added to the front of the cancer center.
“We are grateful to our cancer patient advisory board who helped us to design this beautiful new facility with the patient experience as the highest priority,” Katie Beekman, MD, medical director for outpatient infusion at St. Joseph’s Mercy Ann Arbor, told Crain’s Detroit Business.
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