Duke University Health System Plans New Patient Tower, Cancer Center

Duke University Health System, based in Durham, N.C., recently received state approval to begin construction on a $700 million patient tower and a $250 million cancer center, according to a report by The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area.

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Duke University Hospital in Durham will be home to the new eight-story patient tower. The tower will feature 16 operating suites and 160 beds.

The seven-story cancer center will house all of the health system’s outpatient cancer services under one roof. The center will feature 140 examination rooms, 75 infusion stations and a pharmacy.

The cancer center is expected to be completed in 2012, and the new patient tower is expected to be completed in 2013.

Read The Business Journal’s report on the new Duke University Health System patient tower and cancer center.

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