Hammond-Henry Hospital in Geneseo, Ill., is constructing a building to address the need for temporary medical student and physician housing.
The building will include two studio apartments for medical students and physicians covering temporary shifts, according to a March 29 hospital news release. Hammond-Henry Hospital currently incurs hotel or rental costs for these arrangements.
It will also feature two garage bays for hospital-owned vehicles and additional storage space for various departments.
The project is supported in part by donations totaling more than $142,000 from the Geneseo Foundation, the Francis G. & Betty J. Miller Foundation, the Hammond-Henry Hospital Endowment and the Jo Ann Parsons Memorial.
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