St. John Health to Convert Detroit Hospital into Community Campus.
By Sarah A. Webster, Detroit Free Press Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Apr. 23--Warren-based St. John Health is converting its hospital in northeast Detroit into a community campus that the health-care company hopes will offer primary care, acute long-term care, senior housing, substance abuse counseling, as well as other social services.
St. John NorthEast Hospital, a 295-bed facility that sits on about 14 acres at East Outer Drive near Van Dyke, will be converted into a campus called Conner Creek Village, St. John Health announced Thursday.
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