Premier Health to build 2 new large medical offices
29 Oct 2018
Premier Health plans to spend $25 million to construct four new medical offices in the region, including locations in Vandalia and Beavercreek, as the health system continues to increase its physician presence in suburbs north and south of Dayton.
The company’s Tuesday announcement comes amid a surge of health care construction from not only Premier but also its chief competitor Kettering Health and out-of-market systems.
The 45,000-square-foot offices in Vandalia and Beavercreek, each estimated as $9 million projects, will act as Premier primary and specialty care hubs and also have x-ray and laboratory services.
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