Georgia hospital to spend $125M on expansion

Valdosta-based South Georgia Medical Center is planning a $125 million expansion, which includes a tower dedicated to the care of women and infants.

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Two floors of the tower will be used for births and infant and pediatric care, a Feb. 22 news release from the medical center said. There will also be an expansion to the neonatal intensive care unit.

Additionally, there will be a new emergency department that expands treatment areas from 45 to 56, according to the release.

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