COLD SPRING, KY (FOX19) - Governor Steve Beshear along with other public officials are expected to attend a ground breaking ceremony for a multi-million dollar new transitional care facility in Cold Spring.
Opening during the fall of 2014, the $24 million project will include a 143-bed transitional care facility located on seven acres just off the AA Highway and U.S. 27.?
The groundbreaking is scheduled to take place on Monday, February 18 at 11am.
The new community will specialize in short term rehabilitative care and long term nursing care and will include a combination of private rooms and shared suites. The building will also house activity, dining and exercise facilities as well as a Starbucks Coffee Shop that is standard with all of Carespring?s health care facilities. In keeping with the Carespring project name tradition, the new facility will be known as Coldspring Transitional Care Center.
?We are very excited about this new facility.? Carespring is recognized for providing excellent communities and care to our residents and we will provide our Coldspring residents with an exemplary experience, ? said Barry Bortz, CEO Carespring Health Care Management.
The Coldspring facility will employ more than 200 full-time workers and house at least 143 residents in a brand new, state-of-the-art complex.
Coldspring will be the third Carespring development in the Northern Kentucky area.? The company currently has had facilities operating in Erlanger and Ft. Thomas for 20 years and employs over 400 people
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