Allina Health announces site for Cambridge Medical Center
Minneapolis-based Allina Health has officially set the site for its new Cambridge (Minn.) Medical Center — Highway 65 and Xylite Street Northeast, just north of Highway 95.
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Minneapolis-based Allina Health has officially set the site for its new Cambridge (Minn.) Medical Center — Highway 65 and Xylite Street Northeast, just north of Highway 95.
Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare, in partnership with Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, broke ground June 28 on a campus that includes a $70 million hospital and space to house social-service agencies.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s Hospital Review has reported on these seven since June 16.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s Hospital Review has reported on these seven since June 16.
Fort Pierce, Fla.-based Lawnwood Regional Medical Center, owned by Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, opened a $100 million, four-story tower expansion on June 23.
Northeast Georgia Health System broke ground June 23 on a new hospital in Dahlonega, Ga. The project has been in the planning stages since 2019, when the previous hospital owner closed its doors.
Lexington-based University of Kentucky HealthCare is seeking to buy 27 acres of property for a medical campus at a cost of $20.3 million.
The El Paso (Texas) County Hospital District is seeking to issue up to $400 million in certificates of obligation for several improvements at the University Medical Center of El Paso, El Paso Matters reported June 16.
HCA Florida Lake City Hospital is investing $41.4 million to expand access to care, including the June 1 opening of a $5.1 million, 10-bed inpatient wing and the expansion of the hospital’s emergency department.
Inland Valley Medical Center in Wildomar, Calif., received unanimous approval from the city council for a $333 million expansion project.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s has reported on these nine since May 24.
Houston Methodist broke ground on its 400-bed hospital in Cypress, Texas, which is anticipated to open by 2025, Community Impact reported June 9.
Houston Methodist broke ground on its 400-bed hospital in Cypress, Texas, which is anticipated to open by 2025, Community Impact reported June 9.
Pittsburgh-based UPMC will break ground on a 17-story hospital June 14, which will have 636 private patient rooms.
Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health broke ground June 8 on its $169 million expansion project at Matthews (N.C.) Medical Center.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s has reported on these nine since May 31.
Lawrenceville, Ga.-based Northside Hospital Gwinnett broke ground on a $400 million expansion project, which includes a new patient tower and a medical office building, ABC affiliate WSB-TV reported June 8.
The LeBron James Family Foundation is planning to open a multimillion-dollar medical facility next year in the NBA superstar’s hometown of Akron, Ohio.
The Buncombe County (North Carolina) Board of Commissioners is urging the division of health service regulation to approve a nonprofit acute healthcare choice to build a 67-bed facility and to reject the plan of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, owner of the county’s Mission Hospital.
Charleston, S.C.-based Roper St. Francis Healthcare is planning to more than double the size of its Berkeley Hospital in four years through a $193 million investment.
UC Davis (Calif.) Health is planning a $579 million outpatient surgery center at its Sacramento, Calif., campus, which it expects to build by 2025, The Sacramento Bee reported June 2.
St. Vincent Healthcare, part of Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare, is making plans to build a replacement St. Vincent Hospital in Billings, Mont.
Sentara Healthcare’s new hospital being planned in Elizabeth City, N.C., will now cost $200 million, up from $158 million, because of supply chain issues and inflation, The Daily Advance reported June 1.
Several health systems have recently opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have advanced projects. Here are eight reported by Becker’s since May 16:
Several health systems have recently opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have advanced projects. Here are eight reported by Becker’s since May 16:
Several health systems have recently opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have advanced projects. Here are 12 reported by Becker’s since May 16:
Sarasota Memorial Hospital-Venice in Florida is planning a third patient tower on its campus, representing a $113 million investment.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Parkridge Health System has appealed a ruling that is allowing CHI Memorial to build a hospital in Ringgold, Ga, News 12 reported May 31.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Parkridge Health System has appealed a ruling that is allowing CHI Memorial to build a hospital in Ringgold, Ga, News 12 reported May 31.
Several health systems, including Sharp HealthCare and University of California-San Francisco, are planning hospital construction projects costing $1 billion or more. Here are five that Becker’s has reported on in May:
Several health systems, including Sharp HealthCare and University of California-San Francisco, are planning hospital construction projects costing $1 billion or more. Here are five that Becker’s has reported on in May:
San Diego, Calif.-based Sharp HealthCare kicked off its $2 billion capital improvement plan with its May 26 groundbreaking for Sharp Memorial Hospital’s Cushman Emergency and Trauma Center.
DuBois, Pa.-based Penn Highlands Healthcare has broken ground on a $70 million hospital and medical office building in State College, Pa.
DuBois, Pa.-based Penn Highlands Healthcare has broken ground on a $70 million hospital and medical office building in State College, Pa.
St. Petersburg, Fla.-based St. Anthony’s Hospital opened its $152 million patient tower, which adds 90 private rooms, Tampa Bay Times reported May 24.
HCA Florida Poinciana (Fla.) Hospital will start on a $9.9 million expansion of its intensive care and medical/surgical units this week.
Los Angeles-based City of Hope is expanding its cancer care program after a $10 million gift from the Sheri and Les Biller Family Foundation, it said in an email to Becker’s on May 24.
Multiple health systems have opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have made advancements in projects this year. Below is a breakdown of these projects by state, as reported by Becker’s:
Multiple health systems have opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have made advancements in projects this year. Below is a breakdown of these projects by state, as reported by Becker’s:
Multiple health systems have opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have made advancements in projects this year. Below is a breakdown of these projects by state, as reported by Becker’s:
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s has reported on these 16 since May 10.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s has reported on these 10 since May 10.
Several hospital construction projects with price tags of $500 million or more have been recently announced or have advanced. Here are nine Becker’s has reported on since March 23:
Several hospital construction projects with price tags of $500 million or more have been recently announced or have advanced. Here are seven Becker’s has reported on since March 23:
University of California San Francisco received approval from the University of California’s board of regents to build a $4.3 billion hospital at UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center in San Francisco.
Mercy Health-Youngstown (Ohio) will build a 241-bed hospital and medical office complex next to Kent State University’s Trumbull Campus in Warren, Ohio.
Mercy Health-Youngstown (Ohio) will build a 241-bed hospital and medical office complex next to Kent State University’s Trumbull Campus in Warren, Ohio.
Radnor Township, Pa.-based Main Line Health is planning to build medical offices, senior housing, apartments, condos, retail and a hotel on a 73-acre piece of land in Wynnewood, Pa., over the next decade, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported May 17.
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health opened its 107,000-square-foot patient tower, which includes 80 patient beds and six inpatient dialysis bays, at UNC Hospitals Hillsborough (N.C.) Campus.
Marshfield (Wis.) Clinic Health System opened its new hospital in Stevens Point, Wis., on May 13.
Cleveland-based University Hospitals is teaming up with the NRP Group to offer affordable housing in the Cleveland area.
Catholic Health broke ground May 12 on a $500 million patient care pavilion at its Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip, N.Y.
Several health systems have recently opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have advanced projects. Here are 10 reported on by Becker’s since April 29.
Several health systems have recently opened hospitals, announced plans to do so or have advanced projects. Here are five reported on by Becker’s since April 29.
Louisville, Ky.-based Baptist Health is planning an inpatient hospital and outpatient healthcare community in Crestwood, Ky.
Construction crews began demolishing temporary offices to build a nearly $3.8 billion tower at Sacramento-based University of California Davis Medical Center, the Sacramento Bee reported May 10.
Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker’s has reported on these 11 since May 4.
Several hospital construction projects have been recently announced or have advanced. Becker’s reported on the following five projects in the last week.
A South Carolina bill that would have repealed the certificate-of-need regulatory process — which requires healthcare providers to get state permission for capital projects or expensive medical equipment purchases — died in the legislative process, The Post and Courier reported May 5.
Neenah, Wis.-based ThedaCare broke ground on its $100 million hospital modernization project for ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah, which will double the size of the current emergency department.
Indianapolis-based Ascension St. Vincent is planning a neighborhood hospital to provide inpatient and emergency care next to the Purdue University campus in West Lafayette, Ind.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic Health System broke ground May 5 on its $155 million hospital expansion project in Mankato, Minn., a spokesperson for the system confirmed to Becker’s.
Several health systems, including Mass General Brigham and Indiana University Health, are planning hospital construction projects worth $1 billion or more.
Boston-based Mass General Brigham received approval from state regulators to move ahead with a more than $2 billion expansion plan at Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital, WBUR reported May 4.
Reeves County Hospital in Pecos, Texas, is planning a $114 million replacement facility that will double its size, the Odessa American reported May 3. And will be paid for in cash.
Several hospital construction projects have been recently announced, advanced or completed. Becker’s reported on the following nine projects since April 25.
Milwaukee, Wis.-based Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin opened a new community, acute-care hospital May 2 in Mequon, Wis.
University Hospital in Newark, N.J., is in desperate need of improvements as it deals with overcrowding in its emergency department and maintenance issues, advocates say, nj.com reported May 1. It is the only public hospital in the state.
CHI Memorial, part of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, received approval from the Georgia Department of Community Health for a new hospital in Ringgold, Ga., despite objections from Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Parkridge Health System, News Channel 9 reported April 29.
Several hospital openings by health systems have taken place, been announced, advanced or delayed in April. Here are 11 reported by Becker’s since April 6:
Several hospital openings by health systems have taken place or been announced, advanced or delayed in April. Here are eight reported by Becker’s:
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves vetoed $50 million for improvements at an adult hospital building at Jackson-based University of Mississippi Medical Center, he shared in an April 26 tweet.
UnityPoint Health opened its $38.4 million replacement hospital in Marshalltown, Iowa, the Des Moines, Iowa-based organization said April 27.
Several health systems have recently announced competing plans for hospitals or for providing beds. Becker’s recently covered these four turf wars:
Several health systems have recently announced competing plans for hospitals or for providing beds. Here are four turf wars Becker’s has covered in April:
The Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board approved Quincy (Ill.) Medical Group’s proposal to build a $61 million hospital on April 26.
Houston Methodist has begun site preparation for its $1.4 billion Centennial Tower, which will be 26 stories tall and connect to the Paula and Joseph C. “Rusty” Walter III Tower.
Atlanta-based Piedmont has finished its $194 million patient tower at Piedmont Athens (Ga.) Regional, which spans nearly 229,000 square feet.
Several hospital construction projects with price tags of $500 million or more have been recently announced, advanced or completed. Here are nine Becker’s has reported on since March 23:
Several hospital construction projects have been recently announced, advanced, completed or delayed. Becker’s reported on the following nine projects since April 12.
TriStar Greenview Regional, a subsidiary of Nashville-based HCA Healthcare, has applied to build a $350 million acute care hospital with 72 beds in Bowling Green, Ky., Bowling Green Daily News reported April 21.
Visalia, Calif.-based Kaweah Health is planning to replace one of its hospital’s wings with a nine-story, $500 million facility, Visalia Times Delta reported April 20.
Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth is planning to build a hospital with 67 patient rooms in Asheville, N.C.
Bridgeport, W.Va.-based United Hospital Center’s pediatric expansion plans are on hold because of insufficient funds, CBS affiliate WDTV reported April 19.
States, politicians and healthcare workers are speaking out against the Biden administration’s plan to restructure the veteran’s healthcare system, which calls for the closure of hundreds of hospitals and clinics and the construction of new facilities.
Phoenix-based Banner Health is planning to build a four-story 330,000-square-foot medical center in the suburb of Buckeye.
America’s for-profit health systems are planning several hospital construction projects. Here are 11 updates Becker’s has reported on since November 2021:
America’s top health systems are planning several hospital construction projects. Here are seven updates Becker’s has reported on since November 2021:
Children’s Hospital New Orleans has finished its $300 million expansion, which includes 230,000 square feet of new clinical care space, nola.com reported April 17.
More healthcare organizations are moving into empty retail space that can fit a broad range of services in one building, Marketplace reported April 13.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic Health System broke ground on its 70-bed hospital in La Crosse, Wis., April 12. The project is estimated to cost $198 million, a spokesperson told Becker’s.
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health is planning a $287 million investment to grow its footprint, which includes an expansion of its Saxony Hospital campus in Fishers, Ind.
Six hospital construction projects with price tags of $1 billion or more have been announced, advanced or opened since March 21.
Four hospital construction projects have recently battled delays due to theft, supply chain disruptions and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Los Angeles was the most expensive U.S. city for the construction of general hospitals in the fourth quarter of 2021, a recent Statista report found.
Los Angeles was the most expensive U.S. city for the construction of general hospitals in the fourth quarter of 2021, a recent Statista report found.
Los Angeles was the most expensive U.S. city for the construction of general hospitals in the fourth quarter of 2021, a recent Statista report found.
Several hospital openings have occurred, been announced, advanced or been delayed since March 23. Here are nine reported by Becker’s.
Several hospital openings have occurred, been announced, have advanced or been delayed. Here are seven Becker’s has reported on since March 23.
Several hospital construction projects have been recently announced, advanced, completed or called off. Becker’s reported on the following 14 projects since March 21.
Three activist groups have asked a state judge to reject the University of California-San Francisco’s environmental impact study clearing the way for a $3 billion, 30-year hospital and housing expansion at its Parnassus Heights campus, Courthouse News Service reported April 4.
Franklin, Tenn.-based Williamson Medical Center broke ground on a $200 million expansion and renovation, WKRN reported April 4.
Boston-based Mass General Brigham on April 1 withdrew its $223.7 million plan to build three outpatient surgical centers in Boston suburbs, a project that has received backlash from competitors, insurers and community organizations, The Boston Globe reported.
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in Chicago plans to invest $645 million in a campus modernization project, according to an application filed with an Illinois planning board.
Cleveland Clinic expanded its global presence with the opening of its 184-bed hospital in London March 29.
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health has filed design plans for a new flagship hospital in downtown Indianapolis that would include a three-tower structure.
Ohio-based Cleveland Clinic received approval from the Cleveland City Council to open a welcome center at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, News 5 Cleveland reported March 22.
The following health systems have advanced or announced plans for new hospitals in the last three weeks, as reported by Becker’s.
Howard University will receive $100 million from the federal government to replace its hospital in Washington, D.C., Washington Business Journal reported March 23.
Land-use plans for Inova Alexandria (Va.) Hospital’s $2 billion project have been approved and concept designs have been presented to the city, ABC affiliate WJLA reported March 22.
UR Medicine’s Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, N.Y., is planning a $557 million expansion project with a nine-story tower and 100 private inpatient rooms, the Democrat & Chronicle reported March 22.
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth will open its $300 million, nine-story tower April 2, the largest construction project in the system’s history.
Six hospital construction projects with price tags of $600 million or more have been announced or have advanced in the last month, as reported by Becker’s.
County commissioners heard construction proposals March 17 for Fort Worth, Texas-based JPS Health Network’s $1.2 billion capital project, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported March 17.
Five hospital construction projects have been announced or have advanced in the last week, as reported by Becker’s.
Muskogee (Okla.) Medical Center Authority, Tulsa, Okla.-based Saint Francis Health System and the city of Muskogee have come to an agreement to build a $150 million expansion on the medical center, local news outlet KJRH reported March 17.
Cleveland Clinic’s $1 billion hospital in London will start seeing patients at the end of March, according to cleveland.com.
Rockledge, Fla.-based Health First has updated the timeline of two “Wellness Villages” it plans to build. Construction was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Orlando Business Journal reported March 15.
University of Chicago Medicine received approval from the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board to begin designing and planning the state’s first freestanding cancer center, which will cost $633 million.
Six hospital construction projects with price tags of $1 billion or more have been announced or have advanced since Dec. 1, 2021, as reported by Becker’s.
San Francisco-based Dignity Health held a March 11 groundbreaking for the building phase of its $350 million renovation of Mercy Hospital in Bakersfield, Calif.
Six hospital construction projects have been announced or have advanced in the last few weeks, as reported by Becker’s.
Fayetteville, N.C.-based Cape Fear Valley Health System is planning a $110 million expansion of its flagship hospital, Cape Fear Valley Medical Center.
Memphis (Tenn.) International Airport and Memphis-based St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital will open an airport lounge for patients and their families March 24.
Altru Health System has resumed construction on its $380 million hospital in Grand Forks, S.D., after it was paused because of COVID-19 problems, the Grand Forks Herald reported March 4.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has submitted a preliminary $1 billion proposal to replace the Buffalo (N.Y.) VA Medical Center, The Buffalo News reported March 4.
The following health systems have opened, made advancements or announced plans for new hospitals in the last couple of weeks.
Seven hospital construction projects have been announced, advanced or completed in the last week, as reported by Becker’s.
Officials broke ground on a $162.5 million emergency department and intensive care unit expansion at Mercy Hospital Fort Smith (Ark.) on Feb. 22.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health Union West opened to the public Feb. 23 and includes 40 licensed beds and a 24/7 emergency department.
Valdosta-based South Georgia Medical Center is planning a $125 million expansion, which includes a tower dedicated to the care of women and infants.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic is making a $432 million investment in a five-story expansion to its hospital in Jacksonville, Fla, to account for an increase in patient demand.
Browns Mills, N.J.-based Deborah Heart and Lung Center held a ceremonial groundbreaking Feb. 21 on its $108 million expansion and renovation, which coincides with the hospital’s 100th anniversary.
Citing a changed healthcare landscape, Duluth, Minn.-based Essentia Health will add 32 intensive care unit beds to its Vision Northland hospital project.
Seven hospital construction projects with price tags of $600 million or more have been announced or have advanced in the last few weeks.
McLaren Greater Lansing (Mich.) will open its $600 million, 750,000-square-foot hospital March 6, the Lansing State Journal reported Feb. 18.
Five hospital construction projects have been announced or have advanced in the last couple of weeks, as reported on by Becker’s.
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them in the last three weeks:
University of Louisville (Ky.) Health filed for a $415 million bond that would finance a nine-story, $144 million tower, WLKY reported Feb. 16.
A $375 million, 136-bed hospital in Washington, D.C. — run by King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services — will break ground Feb. 17, The Washington Post reported.
Austin, Texas-based St. David’s HealthCare will build two new acute care hospitals and a behavioral health hospital and expand services at others through a $953 million investment.
Five hospital and health system construction projects worth $1 billion or more have been announced or advanced since Dec. 1, 2021.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 8 approved a $1.7 billion capital project for Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in West Carson, Calif.
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente filed an application with the state Department of Health Care Access and Information to build a $298 million inpatient tower with 138 beds at Roseville (Calif.) Medical Center, The Sacramento Bee reported Feb. 8.
Five hospitals and health systems have announced, advanced or completed capital projects this week, as reported on by Becker’s.
The University of Chicago Medicine is planning a $633 million freestanding clinical cancer center, which will be the city’s first and will span 500,000 square feet on its campus on the South Side.
As health systems plan for capital projects, they may find themselves competing with other systems in nearby areas. Here are four recent turf wars reported on by Becker’s.
Expansion plans for Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Medical Center have been approved by a committee of the University of California Board of Regents after the university agreed to include support for underserved populations in the community, Sacramento Business Journal reported Jan. 30.
Globally, healthcare is one of the most carbon-intensive industries, responsible for between 4.4 and 4.6 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and toxic air pollutants — and the U.S. healthcare industry is the largest contributor.
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them in the last week:
Thirteen hospitals and health systems have announced, advanced or completed construction projects in the last couple weeks, as reported by Becker’s.
The board of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health voted Jan. 26 to move forward with plans for a new hospital in Sunrise and invest up to $50 million, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
Chicago-based St. Anthony Hospital received approval from the City Council to move to a new location on the city’s southwest side, despite concerns from residents that it will gentrify the community and raise prices, Block Club Chicago reported Jan. 26.
Nashville-based HCA Healthcare will build five full-service hospitals in Texas, growing its total number of hospitals to 50.
Cleveland Clinic is investing $1.3 billion in capital projects in 2022, CEO and President Tom Mihaljevic, MD, said in an annual State of Clinic address Jan. 26.
Dallas-based Methodist Health System is planning a 200,000-square-foot, $200 million hospital in Celina, Texas, and is expected to break ground this year.
South Carolina senators voted 35-6 on Jan. 25 to repeal the certificate of need regulatory process, which would mean healthcare providers no longer need the state’s permission for capital projects or to buy expensive medical equipment, The Post and Courier reported.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia opened its new inpatient hospital in King of Prussia, Pa., on Jan. 26; it spans more than 250,000 square feet.
UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center and the city of Steamboat Springs, Colo., plan to start building housing units in July — pending funding — that would be available for hospital and city employees, Steamboat Pilot & Today reported Jan. 24.
Ascension Seton will build a $320 million, 282,000-square-foot women’s tower on its Austin campus.
Waukesha, Wis.-based ProHealth Care opened ProHealth Waukesha Memorial Hospital-Mukwonago (Wis.) on Jan. 24, the city’s first hospital and the health system’s fourth.
Seven hospital capital projects worth more than $500 million have been announced, advanced or completed in the last two months.
To meet a population boom, several health systems with hospitals in North and South Carolina are moving fast on capital projects, Charlotte Business Journal reported Jan. 21.
A $969 million contract for most of the work on a U.S. Defense Department hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, has been signed, but completion plans are being pushed back to 2027 after originally being planned for 2022, Stars and Stripes reported Jan. 20.
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them in the last month:
Marshfield (Wis.) Clinic Health System will open its new hospital in May, which is named Marshfield Medical Center-River Region at Stevens Point (Wis.).
Duluth, Minn.-based Essentia Health will demolish St. Mary’s Medical Center and build a new 12-story, 942,000-square-foot hospital tower as part of its $900 million project, the Star Tribune reported Jan. 18.
Lee Health relocated its trauma center from Lee Memorial Hospital to Gulf Coast Medical Center, all based in Fort Myers, in a $315 million project.
Nine hospitals and health systems have announced, advanced or completed construction projects since the start of the new year, as reported by Becker’s.
Christus St. Michael Health System will break ground on a new Texarkana, Texas-based hospital, called Christus St. Michael Hospital-West, in early 2022.
Iowa City-based University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics received approval from the state’s board of regents Jan. 12 to make plans for construction projects on its campus, which could increase capacity by 30 to 50 percent over the next decade, Iowa City Press-Citizen reported Jan. 12.
Geisinger Medical Center Muncy (Pa.) opened to the public Jan. 10 as part of a joint venture between Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger and Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health.
Mayo Clinic’s Mankato, Minn.-based hospital is planning a four-story, 69-bed expansion, the Mankato Free Press reported Jan. 11.
In the last three months, seven hospitals and health systems have announced, advanced or completed expansion or renovation projects costing $1 billion or more.
Six hospitals and health systems have announced, advanced or completed construction projects since Dec. 17, as reported by Becker’s.
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them since Dec. 1:
The following health systems have opened hospitals, advanced proposals to build them or announced plans for them since Dec. 1:
Boston-based Mass General Brigham’s plan to construct three outpatient surgery centers would lower healthcare prices and reduce expenditures on healthcare services, according to a recent independent report by Sean May, PhD, of Charles River Associates.
Stockton, Calif.-based Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center is planning an expansion that includes a 331,000-square-foot inpatient acute care hospital facility.
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic plans to help build and operate a hospital in Bali, a province of Indonesia, The Straits Times reported.