Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth’s planned behavioral health campus in Springfield, Ore., cleared a key hurdle Nov. 2 when the Springfield City Council voted 5-0 to annex nearly 18 acres on International Way for the project. The campus will house PeaceHealth’s 89-bed Timber Springs Behavioral Health Hospital alongside Lane County’s Crisis Stabilization Center. Construction on the $82 million hospital could begin as soon as spring 2027. Timber Springs will be a freestanding inpatient psychiatric hospital with beds for adults and adolescents. It will replace the 35-bed behavioral health unit on PeaceHealth’s University… Originally published in Becker’s Hospital Review. Read More
PeaceHealth’s $82M behavioral health hospital clears annexation vote
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