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Aurora Health Care to Integrate into Advocate Health, Launching Major Milwaukee Health Hub

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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Aurora Health Care, which operates as a subsidiary of Advocate Health, is involved in a nearly $50 million development of a health and wellness hub in Milwaukee. This project, which will open in Spring 2027, is housed in the former Wisconsin Avenue School on the city’s Near West Side. The hub, named The Beacon, will include the first Community Smiles Dental clinic in Milwaukee and offer housing stability services through Guest House of Milwaukee.

From wisbusiness.com, wpr.org

Why it matters

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The development involves a major investment in a new community resource center in Milwaukee. The hub will also feature career exploration, workforce training, and job placement services through a partnership with Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & Chicago. Advocate Health is also partnering with Legal Action of Wisconsin to provide no-cost legal support at the site.

From wisbusiness.com, wpr.org

Who's involved

  • Aurora Health CareHealth care provider integrating into the larger network
  • Advocate HealthParent organization of Aurora Health Care and partner in the hub development
  • MilwaukeeLocation of the new health and wellness hub
  • Guest HousePartnering to provide housing stability services at the new health center site
  • Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & ChicagoWorkforce development partner for the health hub

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Aurora Health Care could experience core operational expansion and investment through its partnership in the $50 million health hub.

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