Franciscan Physicians Hospital Changes Name as it Eyes Expansion

Franciscan Physicians Hospital in Munster, Ind., announced it has changed its name to Franciscan Healthcare-Munster to reflect its breadth of services and its new nonprofit status.

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The new name more clearly aligns with the Franciscan Alliance brand, as the physician shareholders of the previously for-profit Franciscan Physicians Hospital sold their shares to the Mishawaka, Ind.-based health system. The term “healthcare” in the new name indicates the hospital’s comprehensive services and the addition of the town identifies its location, according to the release.

Franciscan Healthcare-Munster is planning a major expansion, including an additional emergency department, a bed tower and expanded services, according to the release.

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