Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital is looking to raise $125 million in a public fundraising campaign for new programs, facilities and staff, Greenwich Time reported Oct. 19.
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Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare placed the final beam in a $90 million capital project, which will result in the first hospital in the west of the city for over 150 years, the system said Oct. 18.
Atlanta-based Piedmont is soon to break ground on a five-story patient tower at its Piedmont Henry Hospital, according to an Oct. 17 Fox5 Atlanta report.
Round Rock, Texas-based Ascension Seton Williamson announced a $230 million expansion that will add 160 new beds.
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Healthcare moving out of hospitals has been forecasted for the past decade with the certainty of death and taxes. But it's brick-and-mortar infrastructure that continues to raise big questions and pivots for health system strategy, at least for now.
Between late September and early October, three health systems shared plans to construct new or replacement children's hospitals.
Broward Health and Memorial Healthcare System have joined forces to build a freestanding emergency department in Sunrise, Fla.
SSM Health is leasing a six-story office building from Centene in suburban St. Louis, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Oct. 9.
AdventHealth Apopka (Fla.) is planning to invest $26.3 million to boost the number of its beds, the Orlando Business Journal reported Oct. 11.