Michigan behavioral health center to receive $5M from city

The city council of Saginaw, Mich., approved a grant of $5 million for a new behavioral health center in its town, MLive reported Nov. 28. 

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The grant will come from the city’s $52 million in America Rescue Plan Act funds. The center will cost $15 million and is part of an overall $100 million project in the city’s medical corridor, according to the publication. 

The new center is associated with Central Michigan University Medical Education Partners, a collaboration between the university and Ascension’s St. Mary’s Hospital and Covenant Healthcare, both in Saginaw.

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