Three notes:
1. The multi-phase project is slated to begin in early 2025, according to a Jan. 21 health system news release.
2. Plans include 48 intermediate care beds and a 16-bed observation unit.
3. The expansion will also feature a new fixed PET/CT scanner to minimize patient travel for imaging, along with specialized care units and expanded surgical facilities.
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