The hospital has submitted certificate of need applications to bring new beds to expanded hospitals, Trester tells GlobeSt.com. He says he hopes to find out about the status of the applications in February.
The new plans include:
* Spending $10 million to help finance the $50-million joint hospital with Henry Ford Health System of Detroit. The new 150-bed hospital will be built in Trenton, MI and will combine two existing hospitals: Oakwood's Seaway Hospital and Riverside Hospital, owned by Henry Ford. The new hospital is tentatively named Riverside-Seaway Hospital, and should open by 2004.
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