DOYLESTOWN, PA-Officials with the Pine Run Retirement Community say that an $11-million renovation of its health center will begin in July.
Extensive renovation work is planned for the five-story center that serves short and long-term rehab patients, according to Phillyburbs.com. Pine Run is owned by Doylestown Hospital.
Pine Run Executive Director Cathleen Q. Stewart termed the $11-million initiative as the most significant renovation project of the 43-acre retirement community. The plans calls for creating private rooms with full baths for all short-term patients and most long-term residents, a new bistro-style dining area available on each floor and a renovated central kitchen.
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