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April 29, 2016

Construction for Juliette Manor on Schedule

Each day at the new 37-bed Juliette Manor in Berlin, the Boldt construction crew continues to make progress for the targeted completion and move in date of June 9.

Moving Day set for June 9  

Each day at the new 37-bed Juliette Manor in Berlin, the Boldt construction crew continues to make progress for the targeted completion and move in date of June 9.

This past week Tina Marchan, Juliette Manor administrator, toured the plant with construction superintendent Matt Leonard and said she was pleased with the progress in the long term care wing. The fireplace in the entry has been completed, and the exterior is getting finishing touches.  

The new facility will replace the present Juliette Manor that has been in the downtown Berlin location since 1964. The current Juliette Manor was the original Berlin Hospital built in 1935.   The new Juliette Manor is on the campus of the Berlin Memorial Hospital, making it easily accessible for extended patient care for the residents of the Manor. Boldt began construction on Aug. 24, 2015.  

Juliette Manor is a member of the ThedaCare family. “ThedaCare made the commitment early in the affiliation to support the replacement of Juliette Manor and help keep the nursing home industry alive in Berlin. They are an outstanding partner and have provided great resources and support through the planning, design and construction phases of the project,” Marchan said.  

For more than 100 years, ThedaCare™ has been committed to finding a better way to deliver serious and complex healthcare to patients throughout Northeast Wisconsin. The organization serves over 200,000 patients annually and employs more than 7,000 healthcare professionals throughout the region. ThedaCare has seven hospitals located in Appleton, Neenah, Berlin, Waupaca, Shawano, New London and Wild Rose as well as 34 clinics in 14 counties. ThedaCare is the first in Wisconsin to be a Mayo Clinic Care Network Member, giving specialists the ability to consult with Mayo Clinic experts on a patient’s care. ThedaCare is a non-profit healthcare organization with a level II trauma center, comprehensive cancer treatment, stroke and cardiac programs as well as a foundation dedicated to community service. Construction of ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center in Appleton is underway. For more information, visit www.thedacare.org or follow ThedaCare on Facebook and Twitter