The $90 million, 60,000-square-foot center is expected to continue until December 2023, the report said. It is planned to ease pressure on nearby Skagit Valley Hospital’s six surgical rooms.
It will offer services including gastroenterology, otolaryngology and musculoskeletal care, the report said.
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