The City of Indianapolis and non-profit Clarian Healthcare moving forward with a $192 million neuroscience facility development in the city's downtown area, according to an Indianapolis Star report.
City officials said the project's job-creating potential was a big factor in the city's decision to subsidize the development with $38 million in tax funds. The neuroscience and office complex is expected to bring in 1,225 transferred jobs and 1,200 more within 10 years of its opening.
Read the Indianapolis Star report about Clarian Health's new development.
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City officials said the project's job-creating potential was a big factor in the city's decision to subsidize the development with $38 million in tax funds. The neuroscience and office complex is expected to bring in 1,225 transferred jobs and 1,200 more within 10 years of its opening.
Read the Indianapolis Star report about Clarian Health's new development.
Read more about Indiana hospitals:
-Indiana's Cameron Memorial Moves Ahead With New Facility
-Indiana Hospitals Use Color-Coded Wristbands to Improve Safety
-Indiana Names Medical Records Technology Chief