New PrairieCare Brooklyn Park hospital will help about 1,500 children and adolescents each year
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015
PrairieCare Brooklyn Park, a new 50-bed child and adolescent psychiatric hospital, opens next week and will help fill the gap in providing pediatric mental health services to Minnesota families.
The new hospital replaces the organization’s existing 20-bed Maple Grove hospital. PrairieCare has been sharing the new facility with the public this week through several open house celebrations.
PrairieCare’s leadership, including Dr. Stephen Setterberg, President, Dr. Joel Oberstar, CEO, and Todd Archbold, Chief Development Officer and Practice Manager, all spoke on the importance of this milestone for Minnesota’s youth.
The number of lives saved has fueled our passion, said Dr. Setterberg. This passion has helped the new hospital facility become a reality.
Several officials were represented at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, and all spoke of the impact of PrairieCare’s services and new Brooklyn Park hospital. Guests included staff from U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar’s and U.S. Senator Al Franken’s offices, Minnesota Senator John Hoffman and Brooklyn Park Mayor Jeffrey Lunde.
Pope Architects was the architect and interior designer for the new 72,000 sq. ft. hospital, and R.J. Ryan Construction was the builder.
Find more information here:
CBS Minnesota – 50-Bed Child Psychiatric Hospital Opens In Brooklyn Park
MPR News – Psychiatric hospital for kids and adolescents to open in Brooklyn Park
MD News – PrairieCare: Changing the Landscape of Psychiatric Care