Plans for New Illinois Hospital and Surgery Center Move Forward

St. Mary’s Good Samaritan, a health system which includes two hospitals in Southern Illinois, is moving forward with plans to build a new 138-bed hospital, a surgery center and a medical office building in Mt. Vernon, Ill., according to a report by the Mt. Vernon Register.

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The Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board approved certificates of need for all three facilities in Jan. 2009.

Construction on the $185 million project is on hold until St. Mary’s is able to lower operational costs and improve its bond rating. The hospital will be seeking $150 million in bonds for the project, according to the report.
 
Read the Mt. Vernon Register‘s report on the plans for a new St. Mary’s hospital and surgery center.

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