The final addition is the Children’s Cancer and Multipurpose Infusion Center that includes a surgery floor and a specialty floor just for pediatric care.
The cancer center will begin taking patients July 24.
“This is a win for patients and doctors as it will consolidate patient care,” said Nathan Hagstrom, MD, chair of the department of pediatrics at LVCH.
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