Banner Health’s Skyline Center in Loveland to grow: 5 key notes

Banner Health, a Phoenix-based nonprofit operating hospitals, plans to expand its Skyline Center for Health, in Loveland, Colo., according to Reporter-Herald Loveland News.

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Here are five key notes:

 

1. Estimated at $9.4 million, the expansion will be underway in January 2016.

 

2. The expansion will be a 31,578-square-foot, two-story section.

 

3. The Banner Health Clinic specializing in orthopedics and orthopedic surgery, which employs seven people, will be in the expanded sector.

 

4. The Skyline Center size will increase by 40 percent with the expansion.

 

5. The health center already offers urgent care, a surgery center, pediatrics, medical imaging and Horizon Laboratory.

 

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