Medical Outpatient Building

The new Medical Outpatient Building is slated to open Spring 2025. We have always made it a priority to update and enhance our facilities as medicine advances and the needs of patients, families, and communities evolve.

Based on careful analysis of current data, a plan was created to improve patient convenience, enhance workflow, and increase staffing to meet the growing demand for services. The building expansion will be a 56,000 sq. ft. facility, adjacent to the SSM Medical Group Dean Clinic, and just steps from the main hospital location. In addition to space, this project begins a journey towards a greener campus by reducing electrical consumption by using solar panels.

This new facility space will allow us to do the following:

Create a Dedicated Space for Specialty Clinics
Space limitations have forced us to offer specialty services in prohibitively small places that are difficult for patients and providers to navigate. By bringing the clinics together in one location, they can optimize the layout for each service, improve workflow, and enhance convenience for patients and staff. Additional space will also allow us to add employees and meet patient needs more quickly.

Expand Urgent Care Services
Over the last two years, urgent care visits at all three locations- McFarland, Oregon, and Stoughton, have increased substantially, with visits to the Stoughton Hospital location more than doubling. Moving Specialty Clinics to the new building will free up additional rooms for urgent care services and enable us to better meet the growing needs of our patients.

Bring Stoughton Rehabilitation Services Back
We currently have Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation in the hospital building and the Stoughton Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Services at an off-campus location. Providing Stoughton Rehabilitation Services at one location will enhance satisfaction, safety, and convenience for patients and providers.

Prepare for the Future
The lower level of this new facility will include 24,000 sq. ft. of “shell space” to accommodate future growth. In addition, the building has been designed so another floor could easily be added should more space be required. Preparing for future growth now is the most cost-effective way to ensure that we will be able to continue achieving our mission to provide safe, quality healthcare with exceptional personalized service.