St. Joseph Health, St. Mary Continues to Expand with New MRI Facility

June 28, 2018

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APPLE VALLEY — A large construction crane on the campus of St. Joseph Health, St. Mary has caught the attention of commuters traveling near the medical facility off Highway 18.

Crews used the crane to move a relocatable medical building that will soon become a magnetic resonance imaging facility that includes electromagnetic shielding, equipment room, scanning and staging areas.

The large, movable building is situated on the west side of the campus near the medical center’s emergency entrance near Kasota Road.

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