The main entrance at Bluewater Health reopens to the public Tuesday following almost five months of construction. The project, originally estimated to take three months, removed its turn-style main entrance and replaced it with an automatic sliding door. Building accessibility, energy efficiency, safety and comfort were all target areas improved in the renovations. All patients, families and visitors may now use the Maria St. doors to enter and exit the building.
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