Post by Logan on Apr 30, 2016 5:34:22 GMT -6
Former Catholic treatment center near Rochester sold for $5.1 million
The former Guest House property outside of Rochester will be converted into a 70-bed men's residential mental health and chemical dependency treatment center called the Oakridge Treatment Center, the new owners have announced.
New Brighton-based Meridian Behavioral Health bought the facility for $5.1 million from the Guest House, a Michigan-based nonprofit that provides addiction treatment for priests and other Catholic Clergy. Guest House treated more than 2,000 people at the site from 1969 to 2014, when it closed.
The English Tudor-style mansion sits on 90 acres at 4800 48th St. NE.
The new facility allows Meridian to extend its "innovative model of addiction treatment care" to serve an unmet need for health and chemical dependency in southern Minnesota, according to a press release from Meridian.
"Addiction is a hugely prevalent and horribly undertreated disease," said Fran Sauvageau, President and CEO of Meridian. "We look forward to expanding service offerings in southern Minnesota to help those in need find a path to recovery."
Read more: www.postbulletin.com/news/local/former-catholic-treatment-center-sold-for-million/article_52974e94-658a-556a-baf6-1a069c41fc9f.html
The former Guest House property outside of Rochester will be converted into a 70-bed men's residential mental health and chemical dependency treatment center called the Oakridge Treatment Center, the new owners have announced.
New Brighton-based Meridian Behavioral Health bought the facility for $5.1 million from the Guest House, a Michigan-based nonprofit that provides addiction treatment for priests and other Catholic Clergy. Guest House treated more than 2,000 people at the site from 1969 to 2014, when it closed.
The English Tudor-style mansion sits on 90 acres at 4800 48th St. NE.
The new facility allows Meridian to extend its "innovative model of addiction treatment care" to serve an unmet need for health and chemical dependency in southern Minnesota, according to a press release from Meridian.
"Addiction is a hugely prevalent and horribly undertreated disease," said Fran Sauvageau, President and CEO of Meridian. "We look forward to expanding service offerings in southern Minnesota to help those in need find a path to recovery."
Read more: www.postbulletin.com/news/local/former-catholic-treatment-center-sold-for-million/article_52974e94-658a-556a-baf6-1a069c41fc9f.html