New Emergency Department Coming to Simpsonville

News Summary

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System is set to construct a new emergency department in the Five Forks area of Simpsonville. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on January 31, signaling a significant investment of $23 million into local healthcare. The 13,000 square foot facility will feature nine exam rooms and advanced imaging capabilities, ensuring comprehensive care. Expected to open in spring 2026, this project addresses the growing medical needs of the Simpsonville and Greenville County communities, enhancing emergency services in the area.

Exciting News for Simpsonville: New Emergency Department on the Way!

Simpsonville, get ready for some fantastic news! Bon Secours St. Francis Health System is kicking off construction on a brand-new emergency department in the bustling Five Forks area of Simpsonville. This vibrant community is about to see some major improvements in healthcare services, making it easier than ever for residents to get the help they need in urgent situations.

Groundbreaking Ceremony Highlights

The official groundbreaking ceremony took place on January 31, marking the beginning of an exciting journey toward improved emergency medical care in the area. The new emergency department will be built at 2814 Woodruff Road, and it’s set to be a state-of-the-art facility that aims to serve the growing population of Simpsonville and its surroundings.

What to Expect from the New Facility

With a whopping budget of $23 million, this new emergency department will span 13,000 square feet and incorporate a variety of essential services. Patients can expect to find nine well-equipped exam rooms, one of which will be specially designated for trauma care. This thoughtful design showcases a commitment to providing specialized attention when it matters most.

Healthcare needs are constantly evolving, and this facility will stay ahead of the curve by including both CT and X-ray imaging capabilities. With these tools readily available, medical professionals can quickly diagnose conditions, leading to faster treatment and better outcomes for patients in critical situations.

Timeline for Completion

Residents can look forward to the new emergency department opening its doors in spring 2026. Just a few years down the road, community members will have access to high-quality emergency care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This means peace of mind for families, knowing that quality medical assistance is just around the corner, no matter the time of day.

Growing Community Needs

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System recognizes that Greenville County is experiencing significant growth, and with it comes an increased demand for emergency services. This ambitious project is in response to that demand, ensuring that everyone in the area can access prompt and effective medical care when emergencies arise.

This new facility follows the establishment of the county’s first freestanding emergency department in Simpsonville just two years ago, showing a clear pattern of growth in healthcare resources. Additionally, this endeavor comes after the successful opening of another medical center in Fountain Inn in January 2024, further underlining the health system’s commitment to expanding services where they are needed most.

Commitment to Community Health

As the healthcare needs of the Simpsonville community continue to rise, Bon Secours St. Francis Health System is taking significant strides to meet those needs in a timely and convenient manner. The goal is to ensure that all community members receive the medical care they require without unnecessary delay.

So, keep your eyes peeled for updates as construction progresses! This new emergency department is set to not only enhance the local healthcare landscape but also bring peace of mind to families who call Simpsonville home. With a focus on community needs and advanced medical care, the future looks bright for emergency services in this thriving area.

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