Mayo Clinic Health Systems Austin temporarily offers valet parking

Construction at the hospital took away some handicap spots


The Mayo Clinic Health System in Austin, Minn. has begun offering valet parking, according to an article on the KIMT News website.

Construction at the hospital took away some handicap spots so the healthcare provider is rolling out valet parking to make mobility easier for their patients.

The new valet service is being implemented temporarily because the accessible parking spaces that were located near the front entrance were moved to accommodate heavy construction equipment. 

The hospital has cleared spots available for valet.

Read the article.



September 11, 2019


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