Jewish Hospital to Move Ahead With Expansion

Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati has received approval for its expansion plans from Sycamore Township’s Board of Trustees in Cincinnati, according to a report by The Cincinnati Enquirer.  

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The hospital’s expansion plans include a new patient wing and a 10,500-square-foot energy building to house generators.

Although the board approved the plan, it added a list of conditions that the hospital has to comply with, including design and landscaping approval by the board.  

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