Hughes Spalding Hospital in Atlanta Moves Into New $43M Facility

The Hughes Spalding Hospital, a 30-bed children’s facility in Atlanta, has moved into a new $43 million building, according to a report by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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The new facility has an expanded emergency room, child-friendly beds, sickle cell and asthma specialty clinics and a primary care center for children.

The original hospital was opened in 1952, was shut down in 1989, then reopened by Grady Health System as a children’s hospital in 1991, but Grady’s financial struggles in 2006 led to plans to close Hughes Spalding, which were headed off by a fundraising drive.

Read the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s report on Hughes Spalding Hospital.

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