Magnolia Haven Health & Rehabilitation Center in Tuskegee has broken ground on a major expansion that will increase the services it offers in Macon County.
The project will add 24 beds to the existing skilled nursing facility for a total capacity of 111 beds. The construction is expected to cost $3 million, and will provide an additional 25-30 jobs once the expansion is operational. Magnolia Haven Administrator Travis Harper expects construction to be complete by the late spring or early summer of 2016.
Currently, Magnolia Haven is the only long-term health care facility located in Macon County. It offers skilled nursing care; in-patient, short term rehabilitation services and outpatient therapy.
Magnolia Haven is one of 10 Alabama nursing homes operated by Ball HealthCare Services, Inc.
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- Groundbreaking for expansion of Magnolia Haven Health & Rehab Center on October 14, 2015, in Tuskegee, AL. From left to right: Tuskegee City Manager James Harper, Magnolia Haven Administrator Travis Harper, Ball HealthCare Services Dir. of Programs & Community Outreach Samuel Jones, Hammer Construction’s Michael Sawyer, Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford; Tuskegee City Councilwoman Georgette Moon; Tuskegee Mayor Pro-Tempore Lawrence Haygood, Jr. and Major Holland, Architect.
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- Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford welcomes the news of Magnolia Haven Health & Rehab Center’s expansion during a groundbreaking ceremony on October 14, 2015.
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- Magnolia Haven Health & Rehab Center Administrator Travis Harper discusses the center’s expansion plans at a groundbreaking ceremony on October 14, 2015, in Tuskegee, AL.
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- Construction equipment on site at Magnolia Haven Health & Rehab Center in Tuskegee.
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- Celebrating the groundbreaking for an expansion of Magnolia Haven Health & Rehab Center in Tuskegee, AL, October 14, 2015.
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- From left to right: Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford, Magnolia Haven Administrator Travis Harper and Ball HealthCare Services Dir. of Programs & Community Outreach Samuel Jones.
