Wooster Community Hospital Board in Ohio Approves Plans for $3.7M Renovation

The board of governors at Wooster (Ohio) Community Hospital approved plans to commit $3.7 million toward renovating the hospital’s patient tower, according to a Daily Record report.

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The funds will be used to renovate the second floor of the patient tower into a 22-bed hospital-based transitional rehabilitation unit, according to the report. Patients who do not quality for care in the hospital’s inpatient rehab unit will be transferred to this planned transitional rehab unit.

Read the report on Wooster Community Hospital’s renovation plans.

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