We're making exciting progress on the new orthopedic ambulatory surgery center in Warsaw! This state-of-the-art facility will provide advanced outpatient orthopedic surgeries — from total joint replacements to sports medicine procedures and more. Next door, construction is also moving forward on a new Parkview Physicians Group clinic and Ortho NorthEast "ONE" clinic — bringing even more comprehensive care to the community. Stay tuned as we build the future of orthopedic care in Kosciusko County. (fb)

Residents of Grant and surrounding counties will soon have more convenient access to high-quality healthcare. Parkview Health, in keeping with its longstanding priority of protecting and expanding rural access to care, is developing two new facilities in the Marion area. The first, a multi-specialty clinic in southwest Marion, will open this summer at 2620 S. Western Ave. The clinic will initially house PPG providers in OB/GYN, general surgery and orthopedics. Phase II is planned for completion at the end of this year and will house providers for adult and pediatric primary care. The second facility, a freestanding ER and urgent care, will transform a vacant property at I-69 Exit 264 into a state-of-the-art healthcare anchor with plans for future expansion. Construction on Phase 1 of that facility should begin at the end of this year and open mid-2027. “We are truly excited to give area residents the great news about Parkview’s plans to invest robustly in their health and in the Marion community,” said Deb Potempa, market president, Parkview Health South. The clinic will reflect Parkview’s commitment to controlling healthcare costs by recycling existing buildings. Parkview Marion, the freestanding ER/urgent care, will redevelop an existing property. In addition, Parkview Marion will use a model of care that helps contain costs for patients while eliminating the guesswork in deciding what level of intervention is needed when seeking walk-in care. Patients will be evaluated by providers; if their condition can be treated appropriately via urgent care, they will be billed for that level of care, which is generally lower cost than ER care. City of Marion Mayor Ronald Morrell, Jr., enthusiastically welcomed Parkview to the area at his State of the City address today. "For over three decades, the I-69 and State Road 18 corridor has stood as a symbol of untapped potential in Marion,” he said. “Today, with Parkview Health's significant investment, we're not just building a medical facility – we’re laying the foundation for a healthier, more prosperous future. This development is a beacon of growth that will benefit generations to come.” (fb)