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Central Michigan University breaks ground on $100M College of Medicine in Saginaw

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What happened

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Central Michigan University broke ground on a $100 million College of Medicine building in downtown Saginaw on September 22, 2026, along the Saginaw River. The new facility will be located within the MyMichigan Health campus. The project is supported by an $80 million contribution from Covenant HealthCare and MyMichigan Health.

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Why it matters

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The expansion strengthens Central Michigan University's presence in healthcare in Saginaw. Covenant HealthCare's involvement provides funding and resources for the new medical facility. The establishment of this major medical hub could provide significant long-term economic stimulus to Saginaw.

Local health and retail developments in Saginaw include Covenant HealthCare expansion and Rite Aid property status.

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  • Covenant HealthCare may see increased revenue or investment due to securing funding and partnership in the new facility.

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