Baptist Health and the city of North Little Rock will have a groundbreaking on Monday, Aug. 1, for a new medical facility at the intersection of Hwy. 70 and 4120 Baucum Drive.
The facility is a joint partnership between the city and Baptist Health and the groundbreaking will start at 10 a.m.
It has been a long time coming, North Little Rock Mayor Terry Hartwick said.
“We have been working with Baptist on this clinic since early January 2021, right after I took office,” Hartwick said. “Growing up in Rose City, I remember being treated at a local clinic for a potential serious injury as a young child. Every citizen in North Little Rock should have access to great health care.”
The facility will be designed by North Little Rock’s Taggart Architects and the builder will be Maumelle’s Alessi Keyes Construction.
Construction will start this fall with an estimated timeline to completion of 14 months. The project will cost $5 million and be a total of 5,000 square feet.
“In addition to advancing Baptist Health's mission of providing quality services with Christian compassion, we believe this will help improve health care access for residents in the Rose City neighborhood so they can get the care they need closer to home,” said Troy Wells, President and CEO of Baptist Health.
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Baptist Health to have new clinic in Rose City
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Baptist Health and the city of North Little Rock will have a groundbreaking on Monday, Aug. 1, for a new medical facility at the intersection of Hwy. 70 and 4120 Baucum Drive.
The facility is a joint partnership between the city and Baptist Health and the groundbreaking will start at 10 a.m.
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It has been a long time coming, North Little Rock Mayor Terry Hartwick said.
“We have been working with Baptist on this clinic since early January 2021, right after I took office,” Hartwick said. “Growing up in Rose City, I remember being treated at a local clinic for a potential serious injury as a young child. Every citizen in North Little Rock should have access to great health care.”
The facility will be designed by North Little Rock’s Taggart Architects and the builder will be Maumelle’s Alessi Keyes Construction.
Construction will start this fall with an estimated timeline to completion of 14 months. The project will cost $5 million and be a total of 5,000 square feet.
“In addition to advancing Baptist Health's mission of providing quality services with Christian compassion, we believe this will help improve health care access for residents in the Rose City neighborhood so they can get the care they need closer to home,” said Troy Wells, President and CEO of Baptist Health.