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BUILDING BLOCKS: ProHealth Care clinic in Waterford
By: Ethan Duran//April 21, 2023//
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ADDRESS: Intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 164
SIZE: 17,745 square feet
COST: $13 million
START MONTH: Fall of 2023
COMPLETION: Fall of 2024
OWNER: Village of Waterford, ProHealth Care hopes to close deal next month
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: JP Cullen
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: The Sigma Group
LEAD ARCHITECT: Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA)
PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE: ProHealth Care’s new clinic will replace a primary care clinic near the intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 164 in Waterford, Wis. The clinic will offer primary and urgent care facilities, as well as x-ray, occupational health and physical therapy services.
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