Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center Redevelopment
Advocate Aurora Health is committed to engaging our Sheboygan-area neighbors about the sale and redevelopment of the Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center campus at 2629 N. 7th St. This website is a central hub for project information and a platform for community conversation.
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In case you missed it...
Advocate Aurora Health has hosted virtual public community informational meetings regarding the redevelopment process and timeline. Participants were able to submit questions and give feedback about the process. If you couldn't make one of the meetings, please check out the presentations from each meeting. Still have questions? Submit them by clicking the "Submit a Comment" button below!
Download the 12/8/2021 Presentation
Download the 5/18/2022 Presentation and Q&A
Download the 7/18/2023 Presentation and Q&A
Aurora Sheboygan Hospital Redevelopment Project Phases: Expected Timeline
2020-2021 - Engagement with Sheboygan neighbors
In compliance with the redevelopment agreement with the City of Sheboygan, we employed a consulting firm to engage with the neighborhoods surrounding the campus. Engagement includes City and neighborhood stakeholder meetings.
January 2022 - New campus complete
In January of 2022, we expect that the new medical center campus will be substantially complete. We’re committed to operating our existing Sheboygan medical center until the new one is completed.
Spring 2022 - First patients seen at new medical center
We expect the first patients will be seen at the new medical center in 2022. At that time, we anticipate shifting all services from the existing Sheboygan campus to the new medical center.
2022 to 2025 - Site preparation
Within 36 months after issuance of an occupancy permit for the new medical center, we’ll work with the City of Sheboygan to remove all material from the buildings and make improvements on the Sheboygan campus property.
Redevelopment begins
Once the site has been restored to an environment suitable for future development, a third-party developer can begin redevelopment of the site in a manner consistent with the surrounding neighborhood.
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Frequently asked questions
As community members submit their questions, we’ll update this list to provide up-to-date information about the topics you care about relating to the sale and redevelopment of the hospital site at 2629 N. 7th St.
When will the Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center close?
We’re committed to operating our existing Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center until the new medical center is completed. The new medical center is expected to be substantially complete in January of 2022 with the first patients seen in the Spring of 2022. At that time, we anticipate shifting all our services to the new medical center.
What are Advocate Aurora’s responsibilities for redevelopment of the Sheboygan medical center site?
The City of Sheboygan and Advocate Aurora have entered into a redevelopment agreement that requires us to work with the City toward a future sale and third-party redevelopment of the existing campus.
Within 36 months after the issuance of an occupancy permit for the new medical center, we’ll work with the City of Sheboygan to begin the removal of all material from the buildings and improvements on the property at the Sheboygan campus.
This obligation includes redevelopment of the property by the third-party developer in a manner consistent with the surrounding neighborhood.
How will Advocate Aurora engage with community members about redevelopment of the Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center site?
Our team will engage with the Memorial neighborhood and border neighborhoods of North Lake, Raider, End Park, Maple Heights, Historic Grant, and Vollrath/North Point, in compliance with the redevelopment agreement. This will include holding city and neighborhood stakeholder meetings prior to the opening of the new facility.
Who will redevelop the existing medical center site in Sheboygan?
Advocate Aurora will engage a broker to list the existing campus to transition to a third-party developer under the terms outlined in the redevelopment agreement and in a manner that benefits the entire community.
