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Bradley Medical Center outlines $200 million investment, plans 29‑bed inpatient rehab with Siskin
Summary
Bradley Medical Center told the Bradley County Commission it has invested more than $200 million since acquisition, is expanding clinical capacity and has a joint-venture plan with Siskin Hospital to open a roughly 29‑bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital on Bradley Medical Center's Westside campus pending state certificate of need approval.
Lisa Lovelace, chief executive officer of Bradley Medical Center, told the Bradley County Commission the hospital system has invested "over $200,000,000 in our community" since the recent acquisition and is pursuing a multi‑year facility plan that includes new beds, technology upgrades and a joint venture with Siskin Hospital to add inpatient rehabilitation services.
Loveless told commissioners the system will convert to the Epic electronic medical record in June, has added 10 beds on the fifth floor, installed 3‑D mammography and replaced more than $1,500,000 in stretchers and beds. She said the hospital purchased five acres of adjacent land "to prevent us from being landlocked"…
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