Several hospital construction projects recently have been completed, announced or advanced. Becker's Hospital Review has reported on these seven since Feb. 1:

Baptist Health has teamed with Parata Systems, an automated pharmacy technology company, to build a central fill mail-order specialty pharmacy that will serve all of Baptist's nine hospitals.

Dunkirk, N.Y.-based Brooks-TLC Hospital is calling for a new $71 million hospital in Fredonia as part of a plan to save the hospital, The Buffalo News reported Feb. 12. 

Scaffolding used for construction collapsed due to high winds at Daytona Beach, Fla.-based Halifax Hospital, WFTV9 reported Feb. 12.

Columbia-based University of Missouri Health recently reached a topping out milestone as it builds a 90-bed pediatric hospital it plans to open in 2024, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Feb. 10.

Minneapolis-based Allina Health is delaying its new Cambridge Medical Center amid concerns over rising costs brought about by inflation and hikes in labor and supply expenses, according to a Feb. 9 County News Review report.

The formerly $164 million expansion project at Mercy Hospital Fort Smith (Ark.) is now going to cost $186 million as increased labor costs and inflationary pressures kick in, according to a Feb. 8 Talk Business report.

Phoenix Children's Hospital is adding 97 beds at its Thomas campus as part of an expansion that will see the location increase its licensed bed capacity to approximately 500.

New Jersey's lone public hospital is planning a 10 year, $1.8 billion overhaul that remains mostly unfunded, nj.com reported Feb. 9.

Naples, Fla-based NCH Healthcare System landed a $20 million naming gift from the Rooney Foundation, the South Florida Hospital News reported Feb. 8.