Mayo Clinic Builds Fourth “Casita” For Transplant Patients and Families

A fourth casita for the Arizona Transplant House at the Village at Mayo Clinic, which provides housing for out-of-town patients undergoing long-term transplant or cancer treatment, will open next week on the Phoenix campus of Mayo Clinic, according to a hospital news release.

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The new 4,900-square-foot casita has six bedrooms and six bathrooms that house both transplant patients and their caregiver/family members. The Village is comprised of four casitas, a community center and an office. Each casita also has a kitchen, dining area, living room space, a laundry and library. These facilities are largely made possible by benefactor donations.

Read the hospital news release about Mayo Clinic’s fourth casita.

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