A Black-owned and operated health care group will open an expanded facility as part of a move to Sauk Village, in large part through a $500,000 grant from We Rise Together.
Dr. Taiwo Durowade, CEO of Dardur Medical Group, received a $500,000 grant from We Rise Together to redevelop two-acre parcel in Sauk Village into a 6,000-square-foot medical clinic.
When the We Rise Together grant came up, Durowade said she was “rightly positioned” to apply for it because she had a business plan and could show success of running her gynecology practice. The Dardur Medical Group project proposal was important because Sauk Village and surrounding communities are in a health care desert, Castillo said. The medical center will renovate a vacant building, which will bring customers to the surrounding businesses, and it will create good paying jobs, she said.
“In short, We Rise Together’s investment directly impacts the Southland Development Authority’s efforts toward equity at a regional, local and individual level,” Kemp said in the release.At the new facility, Durowade said she will offer OB-GYN, primary care, pediatrician and other services that patients may require.
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