The new location will employ up to 25 workers and is reportedly a “multi-million-dollar investment in the community,” though the March 8 news release, which will be “approximately $10 million,” a media relations specialist confirmed to Becker’s.
The clinic will offer “state-of-the-art equipment” and expand the system’s reach of care to the area, responding to “a demand for increased access” from residents, according to the news release. The clinic will provide a variety of services to Staples residents, including surgery specialties, orthopedic medicine, physical therapy and radiology.
Sandy Zutz-Wiczek, vice president of clinical operations at Essentia Health, said in a statement that the system is “honored” to be able to fill the needs of patients within the community.
Completion of construction on the facility is set for 2024.
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