St. Elizabeth Hospital in Wisconsin to Begin $108M Renovation Project

Milwaukee-based Ministry Health Care announced details for the fourth and last phase of construction at its St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, Wis.

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This $108 million phase will complete the hospital’s multi-year renovation project. Renovations began more than 10 years ago with the hospital’s outpatient settings, according to the release.

This phase will include a five-story inpatient bed tower with all private rooms, renovations and upgrades to the cancer center, renovations to the adolescent behavioral health inpatient unit and investment in diagnostic and operative equipment, among other projects.

The hospital plans to begin this phase this month and expects to complete it by January 2015.

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