Warner Hospital and Health Services administration is keeping tabs on several projects within their facility as the summer rolls along.

CEO Paul Skowron indicates phase one of their emergency renovation is done and now they are looking towards expansion in phase two. He explains they still have to get approval on the design from the state but anticipates the project getting going in the fall and then a completion timeline of the spring.

A recently announced project that is under a time crunch is the transfer of the hospital pharmacy. Skowron indicates they will have to await approval from the state later next month before they can begin to move forward on that process.

According to Skowron, they are pushing their bone density scan machine. He explains they renovated the whole area to make it more comfortable for their patients and encourages anyone who needs a sports injury image or for women for their bone density procedures.

Some hospital staff will soon be moving off-campus. Skowron says their billing department will soon be moving to the Clinton Plaza where they will be housed. Right now, the hold up is waiting on the installation of fiber connecting the hospital to the remote location.

Between all the projects and improvements happening at the city-owned facility, Skowron estimates roughly a million dollars of investment into their facility.