Fifty-seven inpatient and outpatient rooms will be outfitted with telehealth technology that will give patients the opportunity to consult with physicians at other hospitals.
“Anywhere we have subject matter expertise, it enables a patient to immediately connect with that resource,” Nicholas Anstine, administrative director for the Cleveland Clinic’s Regional Hospitals, told the publication. “And, of course, we’ll have people on site. We can’t go fully telemedicine.”
The new hospital, dubbed Mentor Hospital, is slated to open July 11.
