Nalli: Expansion Continues Commitment to Indiana

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Ascension St. Vincent Indianapolis Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Nalli says the health system’s planned $325 million expansion of its northwest side Indy campus will create a center offering services for patients statewide and throughout the Midwest. “We worked diligently with our physician partners to understand where advances in their specialties are, especially with Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine, related to the future of neuroscience and brain and spine care, and how is it we need to make sure we are treating the sickest of patients in Indiana and beyond.”

Nalli talked about the project and the potential impact on this weekend’s edition of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick.

The expansion, which Nalli says was two years in the making, will include relocating the Ascension St. Vincent Women’s Hospital, as well as a new Brain and Spine Hospital that will be developed in partnership with Carmel-based Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine.

The project will begin in about two months with construction of a new parking garage and surface parking lots.