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Seavest Healthcare Properties and KIRCO Health Partners turn Michigan auto-parts building into medical center

Staff Writer April 5, 2017
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A joint venture of Seavest Healthcare Properties and Troy, Mich.-based KIRCO Health Partners has converted the former home of an automotive parts supplier into a Class-A off-campus outpatient medical center in Dearborn, Mich.

The Kirkwood Professional Plaza is now home to Henry Ford Health System and other healthcare tenants.

“Repurposing existing facilities for another use is a growing trend we’re seeing in many areas of the country,” said Douglas Ray, president of Seavest. “This adaptive re-use enabled us to provide Henry Ford Health System with a beautiful, functional facility at a much lower cost than if KIRCO and Seavest had developed a building from the ground up.”

About 93,000 square feet of a total 100,000 square feet has been leased, with Henry Ford occupying more than 75,000 square feet. Henry Ford’s services include women’s health, an optometry/ophthalmology retail store and clinic, dermatology, pharmacy, urgent care, pediatrics and physical therapy.

Other tenants include a wellness center and a cardiovascular practice.

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