Penn Highlands State College Construction Progresses: Summer 2024 Opening Anticipated

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State College- Construction continues to progress well for Penn Highlands State College, a $70 million hospital and medical office building directly off I-99 on Colonnade Boulevard in State College. The new facility will offer many medical services ranging from a state-of-the-art Emergency Department to advanced cancer care — all paying close attention to the patient experience.

“With the opening of the new hospital and medical office building, Penn Highlands Healthcare is augmenting our services in the State College community,” said Rhonda Halstead, Regional Market President for the Central Region at Penn Highlands Healthcare. “People will receive high-quality medical care from some of the region’s top physicians and providers in state-of-the-art facilities.”

The hospital was designed with the patient at the forefront including an accessible layout with a contemporary atmosphere. The new facility offers:

Adjacent to the hospital will be a 32,000-square foot medical office building which will include:

Trina Abla, DO, MBA, Chief Medical Officer, Penn Highlands Healthcare, is looking forward to offering more services in the Centre County Region. “Much consideration and evaluation went into deciding which services would be offered at Penn Highlands State College and we are confident that people who live in the region will have the medical care they need in their community from the Penn Highlands physicians and providers they trust.”

Penn Highlands Healthcare was officially formed in 2011, and is comprised of eight hospitals – Penn Highlands Brookville, Penn Highlands Clearfield, Penn Highlands Connellsville, Penn Highlands DuBois, Penn Highlands Elk, Penn Highlands Huntingdon, Penn Highlands Mon Valley, Penn Highlands Tyrone — that have served area communities for the past 100+ years. Penn Highlands State College is the health system’s ninth hospital and the only facility to be built to Penn Highlands specifications to meet the healthcare needs of the State College community. The health system’s business continuum also includes a home care agency, long-term care facilities and residential senior living communities, as well as durable medical equipment companies and retail pharmacies.

Penn Highlands Healthcare has evolved into an organization with 6,651 workers in 150+ locations throughout 26 counties in Pennsylvania that include community medical buildings, outpatient facilities, surgery centers and physician practices. The facilities have a total of 1,498 inpatient, skilled nursing and personal care beds.  The system, which has 827 physicians and 405 advanced practice providers on staff, offers a wide range of care and treatments with specialty units for cancer, cardiovascular/thoracic, neurosurgery, pulmonology, neonatal and high-risk pregnancy patients. Being focused on what is important – patients and families – makes Penn Highlands Healthcare the best choice in the region.

 

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