St. John’s Hospital in Springfield, Ill., is building a $6.9 million outpatient center to meet changes under healthcare reform, such as an increase in patient volume and new payment structures, according to a report by the State Journal-Register.
As hospitals across the nation establish outpatient centers and hire primary care doctors and other providers to meet pent-up demand, and CEO Bob Ritz said the 734-bed hospital is making the same preparations.
The new center opens in February.
Read State Journal-Register’s report on St. John’s Hospital.
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