WVU Medicine’s main campus in Morgantown will get $155 million of the funding; $17 million will go to Reynolds Memorial Hospital in Glen Dale, W.Va.; and $6 million will go to Keyser, W.Va.-based Potomac Valley Hospital.
All the projects were approved by the West Virginia University Health System board of directors Aug. 24 and will begin this year.
An additional $3.2 million was approved to start a healthcare workforce development and training program within the system.
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