St. Joseph’s to build $9.5M outpatient surgery wing — 5 key points

Breese, Ill.-based St. Joseph’s Hospital is building a $9.5 million outpatient surgery wing, according to Belleville News-Democrat.

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Here are five key points:

1. The ambulatory wing will house 22 private rooms.

2. The hospital expects to complete the project in December 2017.

3. The expansion project is expected to take nearly 13 months.

4. Breese-based Poettker Construction will be the project’s general contractor.

5. St. Joseph’s hospital is a 69-bed facility.

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