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WVU Medicine Breaks Ground on Wheeling WVU Cancer Institute
WVU Cancer Institute St. Joseph Regional Cancer Complex groundbreaking ceremony.
WVU Medicine officially marked the beginning of a new era in cancer care for the Ohio Valley with a ceremonial groundbreaking for the WVU Cancer Institute St. Joseph Regional Cancer Complex in downtown Wheeling. This event signifies the launch of an approximately $ 120 million investment aimed at expanding access to advanced, comprehensive cancer services close to home.
The ceremony was headlined by WVU Health System President and CEO Albert Wright, who spoke to the vision behind the project and the importance of delivering high-quality, cutting-edge cancer care in the communities where patients live and work.
“ This is about ensuring patients and families across the Ohio Valley have access to the very best cancer care without having to leave home,” Wright says.“ We are building more than a facility. We are building a future where advanced treatment, compassionate care and hope are all within reach.”
Once complete, the complex will bring together a comprehensive range of services under one roof, including medical oncology, radiation oncology, physical therapy and specialized laboratory and imaging services. The integrated design will allow for a more coordinated, patient-centered approach to care, improving both outcomes and the overall patient experience.
The location itself carries deep significance for the community, continuing a longstanding legacy of care on the site while reimagining it for the future. The new complex will serve as a cornerstone for continued growth in health care services, economic development and community revitalization in downtown Wheeling.
Highmark Foundation Continues Support with New $ 1 Million Grant
The Highmark Foundation has announced a $ 1 million grant to support an extension of the Food for Mountaineers program launched in 2024. Through this collaboration, WVU Medicine patients facing food insecurity will be provided
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