Pennsylvania’s Holy Spirit Hospital to Set Up Camp Near Carlisle Regional

Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp Hill, Pa., will be moving to a new healthcare facility just four miles away from Carlisle (Pa.) Regional Medical Center, according to a Patriot-News report.

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Although Holy Spirit already has a presence in Carlisle, the hospital is hoping to gain a greater market share and increased revenues with its new location, according to the news report. It is yet to be determined what services and other possible providers may be featured at the new healthcare facility, which is estimated to cost $2.56 million.

Officials at Carlisle Regional have not commented on Holy Spirit’s move.

Read the news report about Holy Spirit Hospital.

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