The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago has bought land near its downtown Chicago site to build a replacement hospital, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Institute executives said the organization has outgrown its existing 165-bed facility, on an 18,000-square-foot lot, and will have more room on the new 67,000 square-foot lot.
The institute still needs to hire an architect and has not disclosed financing plans, but the project would likely cost several hundred million dollars.
Read the Chicago Tribune’s report on the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.
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