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Sewell Construction has started a £8 million major health hub in west Hull.
The West Hull Health Hub in Calvert Lane will become part of Modality Partnership Hull's Primary Care Network in Hull and the East Riding, which has a combined total of more than 60,000 patients across the sub-region.
Sewell Construction is now on site, building the new two-storey hub that will replace the dated Springhead Medical Centre in Willerby Road.
Dr Elizabeth Dobson, an Executive Partner at Modality Partnership Hull, is currently based at Springhead Medical Centre, a large and well-established family GP and teaching practice which is rated ‘outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of all health and social care services in England.
Dr Dobson said: "Safe and effective primary care facilities have never been more essential in order to keep our patients and our staff safe. The past eight months have highlighted the constraints of our existing property.
"Breaking ground on West Hull Health Hub is an important milestone for the practice and we are one step closer to a purpose-built health centre for our patients.
"The team supporting our patients continues to expand, allowing us to provide holistic, proactive and preventative services to patients and take the time to address all aspects of health and wellbeing.
"As primary care transforms to meet the needs of patients, we are building relationships with community services and charities that will enhance the care and support offered to our patients."
West Hull Health Hub will include 32 clinical rooms, including GP and nurse consulting rooms, treatment rooms, clinical support spaces and office accommodation, as well as a reception and waiting area, a wheelchair accessible lift, baby changing area and buggy parking, a pharmacy and adjacent car park.
Sewell Construction has been appointed by health estates company Citycare to build the West Hull Health Hub. It will be the 14th health centre the company has delivered in partnership with Citycare in Hull to date.
The project is expected to be completed in November 2021.
