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Main Campus Medical Center
2500 MetroHealth Drive | ClevelandOhio44109 View All Locations- The project is being financed by $946 million in hospital-revenue bonds that were sold in May 2017. No taxpayer money is being used. A $100 million fundraising campaign by the MetroHealth Foundation will support the campus’ expanded green space and community programs.
- New 1,500-space employee parking garage completed in October 2018.
- Construction of the new hospital is scheduled to be completed in 2022.
- MetroHealth receives a $32.4 million appropriation from the county, less than 4 percent of its annual operating revenue.
- To learn about the jobs this construction will create, read the economic impact report from Cleveland State University.
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