<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4CB4mG_16h7IZzp00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4CB4mG_16h7IZzp00" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>Hillview campus administrator Kelly Kramer says the multi-part renovation is in it’s final leg, with only the nursing home still under full construction. (WEAU)</figcaption></figure>LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - It has been over a year since ground broke for Hillview Health Care Center’s renovation project.Hillview campus administrator Kelly Kramer says the multi-part renovation is in it’s final leg, with only the nursing home still under major construction.“Our 600 hallway, one of our main hallways to access the nursing home is closed right now. That is under full construction, hoping at the end of December we can open up half of that hallway again to remain assessable to families as they come through our front door,” says Kramer.Kramer explains that construction ran into a couple of issues.“Initially when the project started, we saw some issues with the tariffs affecting products. Flooring was a big piece of the construction. Every square inch of this building pretty much has new flooring. That was affected by the tariffs. Furniture we did have setbacks with deliveries, but we’ve overcome those obstacles so the construction project was able to move forward,” says Kramer.The La Crosse County Aging and Disability Resource Center also is awaiting the end of the construction phase so they can begin work with the intergenerational center.“It’s been a lot of conversation, a lot of planning, and development. To see it open in the near future is pretty exciting. We’ll be getting the keys at the end of November. We’ll have a couple of months that we need to work with licensing from the childhood care standpoint to get them licensed and up and running. We’re hopeful then that probably mid to late February that doors will open for the public in regards to bringing children and adults in the space,” says La Crosse County ADRC manager Carissa Pagel-Smith.Kramer says she is excited to see a once in a lifetime project help many people in the near future.“We’re able to see something come to fruition that is unique for our community. Maybe not filling, but lessening the gaps in our community by providing multiple different services under one roof,” says Kramer.All parts of the project are expected to be complete by March 2026.Besides nursing home updates and the intergenerational center, the project includes adding assisted living and supportive housing units.</div></body>

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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - It has been over a year since ground broke for Hillview Health Care Center’s renovation project. Hillview campus administrator Kelly Kramer says the multi-part renovation is in it’s final leg, with only the nursing home still under major construction. “Our 600 hallway, one...

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