New Beginnings in West Baltimore: LifeBridge Health Celebrates Grace Medical Center's Transformation and Next Phase of Campus Renovations
Renovation Celebration and Demolition Event Will Culminate with Faux Wall-Breaking and Reveal of Plans for New Building & Green Space
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What:
Grace Medical Center, formerly Bon Secours Hospital, is hosting a renovation celebration and demolition event to mark the transition to the next phase of renovations for the West Baltimore medical facility and its campus.
During the event, a large artifact from the original hospital will be presented to the Sisters of Bon Secours, followed by a ceremonial demolition and the unveiling of a rendering of a new 20,000 square foot outpatient behavioral health facility, which will have services for both adults and children.
Monday, March 7, 2022 (10 a.m.)
Grace Medical Center - (old Emergency Department Entrance)
2000 block of West Fayette Street
(near the corner of West Fayette and Pulaski streets, street parking)
During the event, a large artifact from the original hospital will be presented to the Sisters of Bon Secours, followed by a ceremonial demolition and the unveiling of a rendering of a new 20,000 square foot outpatient behavioral health facility, which will have services for both adults and children.
When:
Monday, March 7, 2022 (10 a.m.)
Where:
Grace Medical Center - (old Emergency Department Entrance)
2000 block of West Fayette Street
(near the corner of West Fayette and Pulaski streets, street parking)
Why:
Since the acquisition by LifeBridge Health in November 2019, Grace Medical Center has been transformed with a full facility renovation, including a new state-of-the-art emergency department, operating rooms, primary and specialty care clinics and more. These renovations cleared the way for this next phase: the demolition of the original Bon Secours Hospital and connecting buildings in preparation of the construction of a new two-story outpatient behavioral health facility and green space, projected to be completed by the end of 2023.
These improvements to Grace Medical Center show LifeBridge Health's ongoing commitment to creating a healthier West Baltimore and providing the community with quality and compassionate healthcare services. LifeBridge Health estimates an $85 million investment for the full three-year transformation project, including bringing in additional medical specialties such as pediatrics, gynecology and ophthalmology, which are now available to the people of West Baltimore.