The 121-bed expansion will add three floors above the emergency department, cancer center and specialty clinic foyer, the system said in a February news release.
The project includes a new and expanded intensive care unit and progressive care unit, a new medical-surgical unit and a new family birth center. The birth center will include labor and delivery, postpartum, triage, a cesarean surgical suite and a nursery.
Construction is expected to be completed in 2024, according to Mayo.
Mayo Clinic also is planning a $432 million expansion to its hospital in Jacksonville, Fla., and broke ground on a $198 million hospital in La Crosse, Wis., in April.
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