Our anticipated first patient day for the hospital will be the last weekend in April.

The ER and Surgery waiting areas are on the opposite sides of the building from each other at the new HCMD. However, they are connected by the front of house hallway on the north end of the hospital. This hallway will allow the public to travel from the ER waiting area to the east side of the building which is where the Surgery waiting area is located.

There is a significant amount of parking located at the new campus for both the Medical Office Building (MOB) and Trinity Hospital. Parking for patients and visitors will be closest to the main entrances. 

The hospital is roughly 600,000 square feet with 147 patient beds, all of which are private rooms. The Medical Office Building is roughly 200,000 square feet.

The new healthcare campus and medical district is located at 2305 37th Avenue SW, Minot. 

Yes, The Station Coffee will have a second location in the new hospital.   

• ETC – 24 regular patient rooms, 4 triage, 4 trauma, 1 sane
• Flex Unit – 12
• Pediatrics – 10
• Anti-partum/Post-partum Nursing Unit- 19
• Labor and Delivery – 12
• NICU – 22 bassinets
• Nursery – 10 bassinets
• Medical Nursing Unit – 32
• Progressive Care Unit – 11
• Intensive Care Unit – 20
• Surgical Nursing Unit – 33

In designing the facility, we pursued this concept to allow for better privacy and a quieter environment for our patients, more efficient movement for the employees, and a safer facility for all.   

Front of house is the area that the public has access to on their own without needing to be accompanied by an employee; areas like the Conference Center, the Cafeteria and Gift Shop are examples within that designation. Back of house is the area where patient care and movement occur – the public is admitted only when authorized and appropriately badged.  

The new Emergency Department has a drive-up ramp to the entrance with a large awning overhead for protection from the elements. Patients will conveniently access the registration desk at that entrance.  If the driver of the vehicle wishes to remain in the Emergency Department, they can park their vehicle below that entrance in reserved spaces and take a dedicated elevator back up to the Emergency Department entrance on the 2nd floor.  The ramp surface is heated for safe passage during the winter months and gradual enough to eliminate any concern about slope.  

• Surgery 
• Radiology 
• Emergency Trauma Center 
• Pediatrics 
• Labor and Delivery 
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) 
• Progressive Care Unit (PCU) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) 
• Medical Nursing Unit 
• Surgical Nursing Unit 

The MOB is connected to the hospital’s north end on all floors to allow for easy transition/access from one building to the other.  These connectors will also serve as comfortable waiting or gathering areas for both staff and members of the public.

There are many exciting things about the new campus! Streamlined patient flow is at the top of that long list but leveraging current technology and designing a building to accommodate future healthcare delivery are among the benefits.  The technology and design features that went into this campus will better support modern healthcare delivery and will serve patients and staff for generations to come. 

Yes, there will be a new retail pharmacy located within the Medical Office Building to meet the needs of our patients, team members and the community we serve.  The Trinity Health Outpatient Pharmacy will offer its customers a convenient drive-through on the north side of the building.  A full-service inpatient pharmacy will be located in the hospital to serve that patient population. 

We will continue to provide you with quality medical care at all of our locations. The new location will offer more convenient access to the latest technology, improved capabilities and a beautiful modern health campus.

No. Any appointments you have at this time will not be changed when the new facility opens. The location of your appointment may change; if so, that will be communicated to you.

There is a central registration area for everyone with an appointment in the new Medical Office Building. You will register (check-in) on the main floor of the building and proceed to the designated floor for your appointment. You’ll need to arrive at least 15 minutes early to go through the registration process.

When the time comes, all records will be transferred electronically. This move will be a seamless transition for our patients.

Managed care plans will not be affected by this change.

Yes, the new healthcare campus and medical district (HCMD) has already spurred much economic development for the region and this will continue into the future. There have been several developments in the area like Dairy Queen, a gas station, and a new construction project called the Tracks, to name a few. We expect development of that area to continue with medical and non-medical businesses with Trinity Health as the main draw.

There are many unique features at the new healthcare campus and medical district. A few of the unique features that will be totally new will be:

• Main Entrances: The main entrance to the hospital and MOB will have several new unique features. The hospital main entrance will have a set of escalators that can be taken up to the second floor as well as elevators just beyond the escalators. One of the unique features in the MOB is the Central Patient Registration where all patients will register for their clinic visit and then proceed to check-in at their designated clinic.
• Patio Seating: There is an area outside the cafeteria where there will be patio seating available for people to eat outside on days that will allow it.
• Outdoor Park: There will be an outdoor park and walking path on the north end of the campus between the parking lot and 37^th avenue south. This will allow staff and visitors to get fresh air by making a couple laps around the park.

There are several entrances throughout the facility with some being staff entrances while others are for patients and visitors. There are staff entrances on the north side of the Medical Office Building, south side of the hospital and from the underground parking garage.

The facility consists of four patient/visitor access points for the MOB and hospital. The two in the MOB are the main entrance on the east side and a secondary entrance on the west side of the building. The two entrance points in the hospital are through the main entrance on the east side of the building or through the Emergency Department which is located on the west side of the hospital.

The Trinity Health Foundation is currently working toward establishing a new Guest House facility at the healthcare campus and medical district. Once the move to the new hospital occurs, the Foundation will launch a fundraising campaign for the new building and begin planning and design. As funds are raised, a new facility will be constructed on site.
Trinity Health will offer Guest House services at the new Healthcare Campus and Medical District after a new facility is built at that site. Until then, Trinity Health will partner with local hotels to provide discounted rates for patient and their families.

Yes, there will be a new retail pharmacy located within the Medical Office Building to meet the needs of our patients, team members and the community we serve.  The Trinity Health Outpatient Pharmacy will offer its customers a convenient drive-through on the north side of the building.  A full-service inpatient pharmacy will be located in the hospital to serve that patient population.

There are many exciting things about the new campus! Streamlined patient flow is at the top of that long list but leveraging current technology and designing a building to accommodate future healthcare delivery are among the benefits.  The technology and design features that went into this campus will better support modern healthcare delivery and will serve patients and staff for generations to come.

The MOB is connected to the hospital’s north end on all floors to allow for easy transition/access from one building to the other.  These connectors will also serve as comfortable waiting or gathering areas for both staff and members of the public.

There are dedicated waiting areas where families and visitors can wait in the following departments:

• Surgery
• Radiology
• Emergency Trauma Center
• Pediatrics
• Labor and Delivery
• Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
• Progressive Care Unit (PCU) and Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
• Medical Nursing Unit
• Surgical Nursing Unit

We’re exploring other uses for the buildings that will be vacated, including the hospital and Trinity Health East buildings. We have had conversations with developers and potential partners who might use those buildings to benefit the community, and still anticipate that outcome. We’ll know more about that likelihood in the near future.

The Trinity Health Foundation is currently working toward establishing a new Guest House facility at the healthcare campus and medical district. Once the move to the new hospital occurs, the Foundation will launch a fundraising campaign for the new building and begin planning and design. As funds are raised, a new facility will be constructed on site.

The Guest House will remain open until the time it is sold to continue providing lodging to guests. Hours for the Guest House will be 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Additionally, vouchers are available to patient families for the Baymont if they choose to be closer to the new location.

The facility consists of four patient/visitor access points for the MOB and hospital. The two in the MOB are the main entrance on the east side and a secondary entrance on the west side of the building. The two entrance points in the hospital are through the main entrance on the east side of the building or through the Emergency Department which is located on the west side of the hospital.

There are many unique features at the new healthcare campus and medical district. A few of the unique features that will be totally new will be:

• Main Entrances: The main entrance to the hospital and MOB will have several new unique features. The hospital main entrance will have a set of escalators that can be taken up to the second floor as well as elevators just beyond the escalators. One of the unique features in the MOB is the Central Patient Registration where all patients will register for their clinic visit and then proceed to check-in at their designated clinic.
• Patio Seating: There is an area outside the cafeteria where there will be patio seating available for people to eat outside on days that will allow it.
• Outdoor Park: There will be an outdoor park and walking path on the north end of the campus between the parking lot and 37^th avenue south. This will allow staff and visitors to get fresh air by making a couple laps around the park.

The ETC and Surgery waiting areas are on the opposite sides of the building from each other at the new HCMD. However, they are connected by the front of house hallway on the north end of the hospital. This hallway will allow the public to travel from the ETC waiting area to the east side of the building which is where the Surgery waiting area is located.

The new Emergency Department has a drive-up ramp to the entrance with a large awning overhead for protection from the elements. Patients will conveniently access the registration desk at that entrance.  If the driver of the vehicle wishes to remain in the Emergency Department, they can park their vehicle below that entrance in reserved spaces and take a dedicated elevator back up to the Emergency Department entrance on the 2^nd floor.  The ramp surface is heated for safe passage during the winter months and gradual enough to eliminate any concern about slope.

In designing the facility, we pursued this concept to allow for better privacy and a quieter environment for our patients, more efficient movement for the employees, and a safer facility for all.

Front of house is the area that the public has access to on their own without needing to be accompanied by an employee; areas like the Conference Center, the Cafeteria and Gift Shop are examples within that designation. Back of house is the area where patient care and movement occur – the public is admitted only when authorized and appropriately badged.

• ETC – 24 regular patient rooms, 4 triage, 4 trauma, 1 sane
• Flex Unit – 12
• Pediatrics – 10
• Anti-partum/Post-partum Nursing Unit- 19
• Labor and Delivery – 12
• NICU – 22 bassinets
• Nursery – 10 bassinets
• Medical Nursing Unit – 32
• Progressive Care Unit – 11
• Intensive Care Unit – 20
• Surgical Nursing Unit – 33

Floor 1:

• Lynn and Denise Billadeau Chapel
• Gift Shop
• The Station Coffee Chop
• Nutrition Services/Cafeteria
• Patient Registration
• Business Office (limited services)
• Human Resources
• Neurodiagnostics
• Cardiopulmonary
• Patient Discharge Lounge
• Conference Center

Floor 2:

• Diagnostic Imaging
• Interventional Radiology & Cath Lab
• Emergency Department
• Surgical Department
• Endoscopy
• PACU
• Patient Prep/Recovery

Floor 3:

• Pediatrics Nursing Unit
• Family Birth Center
  • Labor and Delivery
  • Ante-Partum/Post-Partum Nursing Unit
  • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, C-Section Unit
  • Nursery
  • C-Section Unit

Floor 4:

• Medical Nursing Unit
• Inpatient Dialysis
• Progressive Care Unit
• Intensive Care Unit

Floor 5:

• Surgical Nursing Unit

Audiology                                      5

Kelsey Artz, AuD
Jerrica Maxson, AuD
Tricia Nechodom, AuD

Cardiology                                     2

Valentine Chikwendu, MD
Samir Turk, MD
Amanda Weidler, FNP-C

Cardiovascular Surgery                5

Michael Savitt, MD
Kevin Clemons, FNP

Ear, Nose and Throat                     5

Robert Fischer, MD
Rob Thomas, MD
Alycia Coutts, FNP-C

Gastroenterology                         5

Ira Paul Michaelson, MD
Bonnie Ler, FNP-C

General Surgery                            5

Jerel Brandt, DO
Dustin Evans, MD
Michael Gooden, MD
Robert Guttormson, MD
Gillian Lavik, MD
Nancy Longfors, MD
Alicia Crosby, FNP-C

Hand Surgery                                4

Blendi Cumani, MD

Infectious Disease                        2

Casmiar Nwaigwe, MD
Bryan Phillips, PA-C

Midwifery                                     3

Gloria Berg, CNM
Jayme Burman, CNM
Erica Riodan, CNM

Nephrology                                   3

Nassar Saffarian, MD

Neurology                                     3

Rosina Medel, MD
Bahram Nico, MD
Duk Kim, MD
Maria Gonzales, FNP-C
Mary Sadler, FNP-C

Neurosurgery                               3

Maria Li, MD
Charles Wood, MD
Durand Jones, FNP-C 

Obstetrics and Gynecology          3

John David Amsbury, DO
Heather Bedell, MD
Timothy Bedell, MD
David Billings, MD
Jessie Fauntleroy, MD
Jennifer Johnson, MD
Margaret Nordell, MD
Carol Schaffner, MD
Lori Dockter, PA-C

Orthopedics                                  4

Earl Brewley, MD
Alexandre Kindy, MD
Brent Knudson, DO
Daniel Lee, DO, MMS
Dawn Mattern, MD
Cody Pehrson, MD
Andrea Sebelius, AGPCNP-BC
Emily Stevens, FNP-C

Podiatry                                        4

Aaron Albers, DPM
Ashley Evanoff, DPM
Tyson Williams, DPM

Pulmonology                                2

Jeffrey Verhey, MD
Heidi Bender, DNP, FNP-C
Dwight Remington, DMP, FNP-C

Rheumatology                              4

Erdal Diri, MD
Lisa Brandt, ACNP-BC

Urology                                         2

Diane Bigham, DO
Michael VanBibber, MD
Ashley Wallner, FNP-C

Floor 1:

• Patient Registration
• Kidney Dialysis Unit (KDU)
• Outpatient Lab
• KeyCare Medical (Durable Medical Equipment)
• Trinity Health Outpatient Pharmacy
• Pre-Admission Testing
• Community Resource Center (Library)

Floor 2:

• Imaging/Ultrasound
• Cardiology
• Cardiac Rehab
• Urology
• Infectious Disease
• Pulmonology

Floor 3:

• Nephrology
• Neurosurgery
• Neurology
• Obstetrics & Gynecology

Floor 4:

• Podiatry
• Hand Surgery & Hand Therapy
• Rheumatology
• Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

Floor 5:

• Ear, Nose, Throat
• Audiology
• Gastroenterology
• General Surgery
• Cardiothoracic Surgery

Yes, The Station Coffee will have a second location in the new hospital.

The new healthcare campus and medical district is located at 2305 37^th Avenue SW, Minot.

The hospital is roughly 600,000 square feet with 147 patient beds, all of which are private rooms. The Medical Office Building is roughly 200,000 square feet.

There is a significant amount of parking located at the new campus for both the Medical Office Building (MOB) and Trinity Hospital. Parking for patients and visitors will be closest to the main entrances.

We’re exploring other uses for the buildings that will be vacated, including the hospital and Trinity Health East buildings. We have had conversations with developers and potential partners who might use those buildings to benefit the community, and still anticipate that outcome. We’ll know more about that likelihood in the near future.

No. Any appointments you have at this time will not be changed when the new facility opens. The location of your appointment may change; if so, that will be communicated to you.

: When the time comes, all records will be transferred electronically. This move will be a seamless transition for our patients.

Yes, the new healthcare campus and medical district (HCMD) has already spurred much economic development for the region and this will continue into the future. There have been several developments in the area like Dairy Queen, a gas station, and a new construction project called the Tracks, to name a few. We expect development of that area to continue with medical and non-medical businesses with Trinity Health as the main draw.