Lower Sioux Health Care Center

Indigenous
Written By Eric Kassel

Details

Client

  • Lower Sioux Indian Community

Location

Morton, MN

Project Size

11,600 SF

Architect/Engineer

Sperides Reiners Architects

Loeffler Role

General Contractor

Market

Indigenous

Building Spaces for Communities to Thrive

Loeffler Construction provided General Contracting services for the 11,600-square-foot health care facility serving the Lower Sioux Indian Community. Recognizing the community’s need for expanded health services, Loeffler partnered with the architect and owner to deliver a high-quality, functional, and energy-efficient building designed to serve generations to come. 

The facility exceeds Minnesota building code requirements for energy efficiency and includes full dental and optical care suites, nine general exam rooms, a procedure room, a pharmacy, and an X-ray room. Thoughtfully designed and constructed, the clinic enhances access to critical health care while reflecting the community’s long-term vision for growth and well-being. 

 

Meet the Project Team

Will Forbord

 

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