Construction will begin in spring 2014, and the center is scheduled to open some time in 2015. The center will create 100 jobs in the Mukwonago community and is expected to handle 19,000 visits with two years of opening its doors.
The accessibility to around-the-clock emergency care is a boon to many community residents, many of whom must drive half-an-hour to access emergency care, according to the report.
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