New Mexico hospital secures key approval for $400M tower

University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque received a key approval to build a seven-story, $400 million patient tower, the Los Alamos Daily Post reported May 23.

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The New Mexico Higher Education Department approved the construction of the new tower, which was first proposed in 2019. 

The 570,000-square-foot tower will house 96 intensive care beds, 18 operating rooms, several medical labs and an emergency department. It also will have space for a pharmacy, blood bank, physical therapy practice and food service. 

The hospital tower will be completed in multiple phases and is slated to open to patients in October 2024. 

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