Pacers, St. Vincent to Cut Ribbon on Practice Facility

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Pacers Sports & Entertainment and St. Vincent Health will Thursday cut the ribbon on the $50 million St. Vincent Center and Indiana Pacers Training Facility in downtown Indianapolis. The 130,000 square-foot facility includes primary care services for the public from St. Vincent as well as two practice courts and training space for the Pacers.

St. Vincent will also provide cardiovascular and sports performance services for athletes and the public. The project was announced in August 2015 and officials broke ground on the project the following December. At the time of the groundbreaking, St. Vincent Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Nalli called the facility a "new staple and healthcare access point" in downtown Indy.

The center is located near Banker’s Life Fieldhouse in a location that previously served as employee parking.

Governor Eric Holcomb and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett will be on hand for the ribbon cutting, which is scheduled for 1:15 p.m.