Oklahoma health system building $300M expansion

Norman (Okla.) Regional Health System is planning a $300 million, five-part expansion project, The Journal Record reported Oct. 14. 

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The system recently finished construction on one part of the project, a $22.8 million freestanding emergency department. 

It will also expand its HealthPlex hospital, also in Norman, to 650,000 square feet. The facility will now have 307 beds, a larger emergency department, surgical suites, intensive care, a new ambulatory pavilion and a cancer center. The hospital is slated to open in 2023. 

The expansion will also demolish most of the health system’s Norman Regional Hospital to create a health village that will include urgent care, preventive care, health education, independent senior living, retail facilities and a 48-bed behavioral health center.

The health village is slated to open in 2026, and the behavioral health center will open in 2024.

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