Loyola Medicine announces $306 million support services building at medical center campus. Loyola Medicine has announced plans for a $306 million Support Services Building at its university medical center campus in Maywood. The project aims to modernize facilities by consolidating key departments into one location as part of broader redevelopment efforts. Yesterday, 5:06 p.m. Monday, Nov 2 By N. S. Aldridge Loyola Medicine announced on Nov. 2 that Trinity Health will invest $306 million in a new Support Services Building at the Loyola University Medical Center campus in Maywood, Illinois. The 242,608-square-foot, seven-story facility marks the first phase of a larger redevelopment plan to modernize the campus and prepare for future growth in patient care, education, and innovation. Pending state and local approvals, construction is expected to begin in fall 2026 with an anticipated opening in winter 2029. The new building will centralize administrative departments, support functions, and clinical departments currently spread across several buildings on campus. According to Loyola Medicine, this consolidation aims to create opportunities for greater collaboration and efficiency while supporting continued organizational growth. "This investment reflects Trinity Health's confidence in the future of Loyola Medicine and our commitment to meeting the evolving healthcare needs of the communities we serve," said Shawn P. Vincent, president and CEO of Trinity Health Illinois/Indiana Region. "The new Support Services Building will create a modern and efficient environment for our colleagues, strengthen operational performance and help position Loyola University Medical Center for future expansion. Most importantly, it supports our Mission to deliver exceptional, compassionate care to every patient and family who entrust us with their care." By relocating support services and administrative functions into the new facility, Loyola Medicine intends to free up space for a proposed replacement inpatient tower featuring expanded critical care capacity and a new emergency department as part of its next development phase. "This investment is a transformational step forward for Loyola University Medical Center and the patients who rely on us for highly specialized care," said Elizabeth E. Early, president of Loyola University Medical Center. "The new Support Services Building will strengthen the infrastructure that supports every aspect of our operations while creating the space needed for future growth." Loyola Medicine embraces Jesuit values focused on compassionate healing; it includes three hospitals - Loyola University Medical Center, Gottlieb Memorial Hospital, and MacNeal Hospital - and numerous outpatient locations; it is nationally recognized as an academic health system; it is part of Trinity Health; its approach emphasizes physician-led care linked with medical education tied to Jesuit values; it features the region's only burn center verified by the American Burn Association for both adults and children - all according to the official website.

Trinity Health Michigan physicians named to Hour Detroit Magazine's 2026 'Top Docs' list. Trinity Health Michigan announced that 175 of its physicians have been named in Hour Detroit Magazine's 2026 'Top Docs' list across multiple specialties. The recognition highlights both individual achievements and the breadth of services provided by one of Michigan's largest healthcare systems. 5h ago Friday, Oct 9 By R. C. Allen Trinity Health Michigan announced on Oct. 8 that 175 of its physicians have been recognized in Hour Detroit Magazine's 2026 "Top Docs" list. The honored physicians received a total of 188 recognitions across 61 specialties, highlighting the range of clinical expertise within the health system. The specialties represented include addiction medicine, adolescent medicine, allergy and immunology, anesthesiology, bariatric surgery, breast surgery, cardiac surgery, cardiology (including pediatric), colon and rectal surgery, critical care medicine, dermatology, emergency medicine, endocrine surgery and endocrinology. Other areas such as family medicine, gastroenterology, general surgery, geriatric medicine and gynecologic oncology were also acknowledged among many others. Trinity Health Michigan stated that these recognitions reflect its commitment to providing care to communities throughout southeast Michigan. The organization is composed of nine hospitals located in Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Livingston, Livonia, Muskegon, Oakland and Shelby. It also includes two employed medical groups with more than 1,418 employed physicians and a medical staff exceeding 5,748 providers. According to Trinity Health Michigan's announcement, "With more than 28,000 full-time employees... operating revenues of $5.49 billion... [and] returns $326.7 million back to their local communities each year." The health system also operates numerous ambulatory care locations as well as home health and hospice agencies and manages or owns sixteen senior living communities across the state. The statement added: "As members of Trinity Health our services are connected to the national network of one of the largest health systems in the country. That means more access to experts, research facilities, support, clinical trials and leading technology."

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group in Ann Arbor opens centers in Belleville and Oxford. Trinity Health IHA Medical Group in Ann Arbor has opened new medical centers in Belleville and Oxford, expanding access to comprehensive, patient-centered care across southeast Michigan. October 6, 2026 Trinity Health IHA Medical Group in Ann Arbor has opened new medical centers in Belleville and Oxford, expanding access to comprehensive, patient-centered care across southeast Michigan. The new locations reflect Trinity Health's continued investment in human care while meeting the growing health care needs of the communities it serves. Trinity Health Medical Center - Belleville, located at 51341 W. Huron River Drive, opened on Monday, followed by Trinity Health Medical Center - Oxford, located at 999 S. Lapeer Road, on Oct. 12. Each center offers primary care, urgent care, and imaging services. "We are proud to continue investing in the health of the Belleville and Oxford communities," says Mary Beth Morgan, vice president of operations at Trinity Health IHA Medical Group. "By bringing essential services together under one roof, these new medical centers make it more convenient than ever for patients and families to access high-quality care close to home." The two medical centers allow patients to establish ongoing primary care relationships while also benefiting from access to urgent care and diagnostic imaging services. They also offer preventive care, treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, and imaging support. When more specialized or hospital-based care is needed, patients can connect to Trinity Health's broader hospital network spread across southeast Michigan. "Our new medical centers provide local residents with convenient access to the care, services, and resources they need to stay healthy and thrive," says Dr. Rajiv J. Deenadayalu, chief medical officer of Trinity Health IHA Medical Group. "We look forward to building lasting relationships with patients and families while helping them navigate their health care journey with confidence and support." With more than 28,000 full-time employees, Trinity Health Michigan is composed of nine hospitals located in Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Livingston, Livonia, Muskegon, Oakland Township, and Shelby Township, and two employed medical groups. The health system has 1,418 employed physicians and a medical staff of more than 5,748 providers. With operating revenue of $5.49 billion, Trinity Health Michigan reports it returns $326.7 million back to their local communities each year. In addition, there's numerous ambulatory care locations, home health and hospice agencies, and 16 senior living communities owned and/or operated by Trinity Health. Trinity Health offers local services that are connected to a national network of one of the largest health systems in the country. It includes access to experts, research, facilities, support, clinical trials, and leading technology.