St. David’s South Austin Medical Center plans $58M expansion

St. David’s South Austin (Texas) Medical Center will begin construction in mid 2017 on a $58 million expansion, reports American Statesman.

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The project includes an expanded emergency department, additional patient rooms and additional parking, according to the report.

To support the expanded facility, St. David’s will initially hire 50 new full-time employees, “with the expectation that the number of positions will double within five years,” said Todd Steward, CEO of the hospital.

The original capital investment for the expansion was $50 million, but the expansion of the parking garage bumped the cost up $8 million, hospital officials told the American Statesman.

Construction is expected to finish in 2019, according to the report.

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