Gothenburg Memorial Hospital gets funding for $29.5M expansion project

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development has approved a $26.5 million 40-year loan for Gothenburg (Neb.) Memorial Hospital, which will be used to fund a renovation and expansion project, according to an NTV report.

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A $3 million USDA Guaranteed Loan to the hospital is also being funded through a partnership with local Gothenburg banks.

The expansion plan includes a new patient wing and a larger medical clinic. The hospital is also working on a 3,900 square-foot surgical addition, according to the report.

The hospital expansion is needed due to growth in patient volume at the facility over the last eighteen months.

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