Aspirus Stevens Point Clinic breaks ground on expansion

Project will add primary, specialty and emergency care

STEVENS POINT – Community leaders joined Aspirus today for a groundbreaking ceremony at the Aspirus Stevens Point Clinic, 5409 Vern Holmes Drive.

The clinic is more than doubling in size with the construction of a 40,000-square-foot, two-story addition to provide space for walk-in, specialty and emergency services as well as future space for expanded services.

“This is an exciting day for Aspirus and for communities in the Stevens Point area,” said Matthew F. Heywood, president and chief executive officer with Aspirus. “We have experienced extremely rapid growth at this clinic in recent years, and this project will help us serve more people in more ways.”

The Stevens Point clinic currently offers primary care and walk-in care, as well as select specialty care such as orthopedics, GI, oncology and more. More Aspirus specialty care physicians are eager to serve patients at the clinic, but there simply isn’t the space.

“By expanding services in Stevens Point, Aspirus patients will be able to receive more care without having to leave the town,” Heywood said. “This will help us to improve the overall wellness of the community.”

Aspirus employs 50 people at the clinic, and expects to add another 50 jobs once the new addition is complete and fully occupied.

About Aspirus Stevens Point Clinic
  • Address: 5409 Vern Holmes Drive, Stevens Point
  • Employees: 50
  • Opened:  June 2006
  • Size: 35,000 square feet
About the expansion
  • Size: Additional 40,000 square feet
  • Employment: 50 new jobs
  • Opens: Fall 2017

New Services:

  • 24-hour emergency center
  • Ground transport service, with ambulance garage and helipad
  • Expanded Services:
  • Walk-in care
  • Primary care
  • Specialty care

Aspirus is a non-profit, community-directed health system based in Wausau, Wisconsin. With more than 7,000 employees, Aspirus serves communities throughout northern and central Wisconsin, as well as the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The integrated system includes four hospitals in Michigan and four hospitals in Wisconsin, 50 clinics, home health and hospice care, pharmacies, critical care and helicopter transport, medical goods, nursing homes and high-quality affiliated physicians. For more information, visit www.aspirus.org.