Construction: Planned
Genesis to Open $21 Million SNF in Maine
Genesis Healthcare is planning to open a 90-bed, $21 million nursing home at a health care campus in Sanford, Maine.
The new skilled nursing facility will be built and owned by the Sandy River Company, and operated by Genesis Healthcare, according to Bangor Daily News.
The SNF will open on the campus of Southern Maine Health Care and is meant to replace the 74-bed Newton Center nursing home, which is half a century old.
Indiana Nursing Home Chain Plots Expansion
Miller’s Health Systems, a nursing home chain, is planning to break ground on a $2.5-$3 million construction project at its location in Logansport, Ind.
If all goes according to plan, the expansion would add 7,500 square feet onto the south side of the nursing home with space for therapy, exercise, and community activities, reports the Pharos-Tribune. The nursing home has capacity for around 100 to 150 residents.
Additionally, the building’s west side would get a new facade and workers would renovate a section of the first floor. The expansion is reportedly scheduled to finish in the spring of 2018.
Construction: In progress
LifeSpire of Virginia Breaks Ground on Expansion of CCRC
Work is now underway to renovate a decades-old continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Northern Virginia.
LifeSpire of Virginia is building 133 new skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and memory care units at its CCRC in Culpeper, Va., according to a press release.
The construction project will also include an outdoor courtyard, country kitchens, made-to-order dining options, and a clinic, as well as other amenities such as a chapel, physical therapy space, a wellness gym, and a health and beauty spa.
The work was made possible in part by an $18 million loan from SunTrust Bank.
Written by Tim Regan
Companies featured in this article:
Genesis HealthCare, LifeSpire of Virginia, Miller's Health System
