VCHS Breaks Ground on New Hospital Facility
October 8, 2008
A large crowd of approximately 250 was in attendance as Valley County Health System broke ground on a new 67,000 square foot replacement hospital facility on Tuesday, October 7. The celebration took place at the new building site near 27th and M Streets in Ord.
Remarks were made by VCHS Board Chair Kara Fischer, Valley County Supervisor
Chairman Bob Sevenker, Honored Guest Governor Heineman and VCHS CEO Larry
Schrage. Following the remarks and groundbreaking ceremony, Valley County Health System hosted business after hours, which included a virtual tour of the new building and hors devours.
Dirt work will begin this week and should be completed by November 1st. Construction of the new facility will begin in March 2009.
Latest News
- Bengston Passed Board Certification Maintenance Examination
- Satchell Begins with VCHS as Medical Clinic Manager
- VCHS Welcomes New Associate
- Owen Begins Rotation at VCHS Medical Clinics
- VCHS Welcomes New Associate
- VCHS To Host 5th Annual Health Fair on July 25
- VCHS Welcomes 2 New Associates
- New VCHS Medical Clinic in Loup City Opening on May 30
- Hayek Named VCHS Associate of the Quarter
- Psota Resigns from VCHS
View Archived Stories »
National News
- Teen Boys: Building Muscle Tips, Calories, Exercise, and More
- Pets Battling Cancer Can Join Clinical Trials Too
- Volunteering May Be Good for the Heart in More Ways Than One
- Steroid Injections for Back Pain Linked to Spinal Fracture Risk
- Early, Severe Flu Season Caused Big Rise in Child Deaths: CDC
