“One day you wake up and want to do something different,” Leigh Sewell said. “It seemed like a good time to make a change. I told my husband about it and he was like, ‘You mean in 10 years?’ and I was like ‘No, like in one year.’”
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While the health system remains on the hook for Richmond real estate tax payments that continue to come due, it’s unclear whether a new university-led project for the same site would align with the city’s desire to keep the downtown property taxable.
A five-story, 103,000-square-foot building fronting Libbie Avenue will feature office space, to be mostly occupied by Bon Secours, as well as apartments. It would be the final phase of an overall reinvention of the Westhampton School that took many turns over the past decade.
The Midlothian clinic is planned to be the first of five urgent care facilities to be opened by Bon Secours in the region this year.
Sparked by a LinkedIn message, year-old local telehealth company Remission Medical has embarked on a project with a major healthcare industry player to improve care in the rheumatology field.
HCA eyes an 80,000-square-foot medical office building and “an outparcel with commercial or civic uses,” in addition to its proposed $233 million, 60-bed hospital on Sliding Hill Road near Ashland. It also has set aside for an additional 90 beds in the future.
The known cost for the health system to walk away from the project on the site of the city’s Public Safety Building appears to be closer to $80 million – and could end up being higher.
About 15 years after their professional paths in the beauty industry first crossed, Chelsea Martin and Rachel Duke are bringing their businesses together under one roof.
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