Inspira'S Former Woodbury Hospital Campus Could Soon Include Health Services, Housing and ...

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New Jersey's Inspira Health is selling its former hospital campus in Woodbury to the city for $200 million, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.

The nonprofit health system plans to move its emergency department and inpatient behavioral health units to a new $60 million building that's under construction across the street.

It also plans to upgrade its medical office buildings and build a new station for paramedics and emergency medical technicians.

Inspira says it's still exploring other uses for the property, including market-rate housing, senior housing, and a boutique hotel with a conference center.

"The city will hold public meetings to discuss further plans for the site and gather community input," says a statement from Woodbury city officials.

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