$700,000 For Mangrove Bay Health Clinic

February 23, 2023

$700,000 of capital funding is provided for the “Mangrove Bay Clinic renovation” which “will provide high-quality healthcare services for the community in the island’s west end” and “preparation will be undertaken in 2023/24 so that construction can commence early in 2024/25,” Minister of Health Kim Wilson said.

Speaking at this week’s press conference, Minister Wilson said, “I’m pleased to highlight that in the coming year, seven hundred thousand dollars [$700,000] of capital funding is provided for the building permit, construction drawings and equipment purchase for the Mangrove Bay Clinic renovation. This facility will provide high-quality healthcare services for the community in the island’s west end.

“The preparation will be undertaken in 2023/24 so that construction can commence early in 2024/25 as the building permit is obtained and the contractor selected and confirmed through the official tendering process.

“The services being provided will include:

  • Oral health services
  • Well-baby visits, including child immunization and healthy development checks
  • Physical therapy occupational therapy and speech-language pathology assessments and services
  • Sexual and Reproductive health services
  • Adult wellness clinics, and,
  • Integrated mental health services in partnership with MWI.”

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  1. unknown800k says:

    cant wait to see if we get the ACTUALL overrun cost!

  2. Joe Bloggs says:

    “This facility will provide high-quality healthcare services for the community in the island’s west end.”

    So, the Somerset equivalent of the Lamb-Foggo Urgent Care facility in St. Davids

  3. John says:

    $700,000 this year for something that will not start to be constructed until 2024/25. Seems like a lot for plans and building permits… and equipment. Not sure what equipment you would need to procure this far in advance of even having plans.

  4. question says:

    $700,000 for a building permit and drawings. WTH.

    We could have had a non-existent recording studio for that kind of money.

  5. Guy Carri says:

    So Lamb Foggo is financially a loser. Generally underutilised, making it a service loser as well. Hours have been reduced. It’s been threatened with closure.
    Now let’s replicate that in the west end.

    What is this gov doing other than pushing more $ to F&F?

  6. BRIDGE USER says:

    Building all these medical facilities what about replacing the TEMPORARY bridges with a new permanent bridge, which I would think is a priority. Can see them spending money to renovate the old clinic in Somerset, but to build a new tourist medical facility over a new bridge????