Plans for a replacement hospital for the University of Connecticut Health Center have been put on hold for at least another year, apparently due to state budgetary problems, according to a report by the Bristol Press.
A proposal for $40 million in state bonds over two budget years to build a new UConn Health Center, including conversion the current facility into a research center, was removed from a bond package expected to be adopted by the Connecticut Legislature.
Despite the legislature’s action, UConn officials assured the medical community that the project is still alive.
Read the Bristol Press‘ report on a University of Connecticut replacement hospital.
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