Washington health system breaks ground on $112M hospital

Prosser (Wa.) Memorial Health broke ground on a new $112 million hospital slated to be ready for patients by 2024, radio station KONA reported Nov. 30.

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The new hospital was financed through a $73 million guaranteed loan from the Agriculture Department, a $1 million grant from the Agriculture Department, $27 million from Prosser Memorial and $3 million from the Prosser Memorial Health Foundation.

The hospital said its current building is aging and has no room for expansion, according to the report. 

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