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In the Spotlight...

MCMH unveils expansion plans!

Did you know that when MCMH opened in 1989 there were approximately 15,000 outpatient services visits per year?

Did you know that number has jumped to over 45,000 outpatient visits per year?

What you see above is our exciting new expansion project that will give much needed breathing room to almost every department in the facility. New space for outpatient clinics, ER, radiology and surgery. Expanded space and consolidation for many others.

Click here to see the actual floor plan for the new space and read more about why it's needed and what we hope to accomplish with our new space.


Parking and Entrance Changes Will Begin July 21.

The 2008 Hospital Renovation and Expansion project will force many changes to daily operations on the MCMH Campus.  

The week of July 21st, the main entrance to the campus located off Eastern Avenue will be closed to all traffic during construction. 

  • All traffic to the hospital and Physicians Center will enter via Senate Avenue. 
  • The emergency entrance will be closed to all traffic during construction.  Emergency vehicles and patients will use the hospital main entrance. 
  • The flow of emergency traffic will enter the campus from Senate Avenue and proceed straight ahead to the covered entrance to unload.  The covered entrance will be designated as the temporary emergency entrance. 
  • All other pedestrian traffic will enter the hospital through the Physicians Center entrance.  The Physicians Center entrance will also be designated as the temporary main hospital entrance. 
  • An information desk will be moved to the Physicians Center lobby staffed by MCMH Auxiliary members.  Wheel chair attendants will help move patients from the Physicians Center lobby to other areas of the hospital.