Adventist Hinsdale has encountered resistance to some of the signage and advertisement tactics it had hoped to employ for the cancer center, which has delayed its progress somewhat.
The hospital has modified the controversial signage plans, which violated community zoning laws on advertising, in hopes of receiving approval for the proposed 21-room, two-story cancer center, to which it would move radiation and imaging services currently provided at Adventist La Grange (Ill.) Memorial Hospital.
If approved, the center will be up and running in 18 months, according to the report.
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