The project includes two patient care towers, additional beds and new facilities for cardiac and cancer patients.
The hospital would build an entryway for a potential city train station and improve sidewalks and bike lanes in the area.
In addition, the hospital said it would provide financial support to the community and give up a hospital building for affordable housing.
State health officials still must approve the expansion.
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