Aspen Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation and another skilled nursing facility under construction in South Anchorage together could more than double the beds currently available at skilled nursing facilities in the city.
A company with experience developing health care facilities in the Lower 48 has applied with the state to construct a $48 million skilled nursing facility in Anchorage with 150 beds.
If approved, construction could begin in spring 2023, with completion planned for fall 2025, said Jared Leavitt, a partner with Spring Creek Enterprise who plans to serve as chief executive at the skilled nursing facility. The state of Alaska last May approved a certificate-of-need application from a different company for a 120-bed skilled nursing facility in Anchorage.at 11000 C St., according to Alexandria Hicks, coordinator for the department’s certificate of need program, in an email.
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