Montana hospital plans medical office building with surgery center — 3 insights

Missoula-based Providence Montana plans to build a multimillion dollar medical office building with an outpatient surgery center in Missoula, Montana Public Radio reports.

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What you should know:

1. The hospital plans to break ground on the building in the fall.

2. Providence plans to relocate services from Missoula-based St. Patrick Hospital to the new building.

3. Providence Montana CEO Joyce Dombrouski said the medical office building will better position the health system for the future.

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