New IL Surgery Center for Mt. Vernon Moves Toward Completion

Construction on a new hospital project for Mt. Vernon, Ill., that includes a surgery center is making progress, according to a Mt. Vernon Register-News report.

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The replacement facility for Good Samaritan Regional Health Center, a St. Mary’s Good Samaritan facility, is expected to open in January 2013. The project includes a 141,000-square-foot medical plaza that will be connected to the hospital and include the outpatient surgery center.

 

The medical plaza will also include a women’s imaging center and outpatient imaging.

 

Construction of the replacement hospital is expected to be substantially completed in October, according to the report.

 

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