Groundbreaking for New UW Health Stoughton Clinic: Oct. 23
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MADISON—To better meet the needs of its patients and staff, UW Health will begin construction later this month on a new, expanded UW Health Clinic in Stoughton.Groundbreaking: Oct. 23
Groundbreaking has been scheduled at 11:45am, Thursday, Oct. 23 at the clinic's new location, 1001 Nygaard Street.
Clinic manager Joe Alexander says the new 14,000-square-foot building will replace the current clinic, which no longer has enough room to meet the growing need for medical care in this area.
"The current providers have seen their practices grow, and that trend looks to continue," he said. "A larger clinic will allow quicker access for patients to see their physicians and also bring additional medical care to the community."
Alexander said one pediatrician and one or two family medicine physicians specializing in adult care will be added to the staff after the building opens in July 2009.
Learn more about UW Health family medicine clinics throughout the state of Wisconsin.
Clinic manager Joe Alexander says the new 14,000-square-foot building will replace the current clinic, which no longer has enough room to meet the growing need for medical care in this area.
"The current providers have seen their practices grow, and that trend looks to continue," he said. "A larger clinic will allow quicker access for patients to see their physicians and also bring additional medical care to the community."
Alexander said one pediatrician and one or two family medicine physicians specializing in adult care will be added to the staff after the building opens in July 2009.
Learn more about UW Health family medicine clinics throughout the state of Wisconsin.
Date Published: 10/16/2008
