The VA is developing a 72,000-square-foot outpatient clinic in East Lincoln, Neb., The Lincoln Journal Star reports. The clinic will cost $23.9 million and will replace a clinic in a VA hospital. The clinic will provide primary care, mental health, telehealth, specialty care, laboratory, physical therapy, prosthetics and pharmacy services. Officials expect the clinic will open in 2021.
The VA is also developing a medical office building in Saginaw, Mich., local radio station WSGW reports. The Saginaw clinic will be more than 19,000 square feet and will provide vision and hearing services to veterans. The clinic will handle overflow from another location.
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