The $463-million, eight-story hospital, which will have 360 beds and 680,000 square feet of space, is expected to open in the middle of 2011, with services that include women’s health services including maternity, pediatrics, oncology, cardiology and surgery.
In addition to the hospital, developers are expected to construct an outpatient center adjacent to the hospital that would include a surgery center, according to a Courier-Post report.
The 300,000-square foot outpatient center is expected to cost $120 million and will include the ambulatory surgery center, pediatric specialty center, cancer center, women’s imaging center, diagnostic services, sleep center and physician offices, according to the report.
Read Virtua Health the news release about the replacement Vorhees hospital.
Read the Courier-Post report which includes coverage of the Vorhees surgery center.
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