The two-story institute will offer a number of services, including chemotherapy, radiation, diagnostics and rehabilitation. It will house about 100 staff members from Adventist Hinsdale and Adventist La Grange. It will also include two medical oncology groups.
Construction may begin in late spring, according to the report.
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