UK partners with Louisville company to bring skilled nursing facility to new Lexington campus
The facility will serve UK HealthCare patients after they've been discharged from the hospital. University of Kentucky HealthCare and Signature HealthCARE have signed a contract to bring a $35 million skilled nursing facility to a new campus in Lexington, Kentucky. The facility will be located at Hamburg East and is in partnership with Louisville-based company. The goal is to expand access to skilled nursing services and improve patient outcomes. The first patients are expected to arrive by early 2029. The new facility will cost $275 million and be completed by the end of 2028. Rob Edwards, vice president and chief strategy and government affairs officer for UK and UK HealthCare, said the hospital is looking at strategic partnerships to improve patient offerings and care.
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Lexington will get 105 new skilled nursing beds under a contract signed Friday by University of Kentucky HealthCare and Signature HealthCARE.
The $35 million facility, approved by the UK Board of Tru... [2759 symbols]
