Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Illinois Prepares to Sell Hospital Campus

In preparation for its upcoming move to a $237 million replacement hospital and medical plaza, Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mount Vernon, Ill., is negotiating the sale of its existing campus, according to a report by The Southern Illinoisan.

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According to the report, the facilities could be demolished after they are vacated when Good Samaritan Regional moves in mid-January. Good Samaritan has been in talks with Shores Builders, a general contracting company in Centralia, Ill., for a potential sale of the facilities, though no specific details have been released, according to the report.

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