St. Elizabeth Hospital Plans New Bed Tower as Part of Current $65M Construction Project

St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, Wis., part of Menasha, Wis.-based Affinity Health System, is planning a new bed tower as part of its current construction project, according to a Post-Crescent report.

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To make room for the bed tower, the hospital is seeking to relocate its helicopter landing pad. The Appleton Common Council will review a recommendation from the City Plan Commission to approve this relocation Wednesday.

The current $65 million expansion and renovation project includes an updated power plant, a new emergency department with 23 private examination rooms and an existing ED designed to accommodate 15,000 annual visits, a breast center, a women and families birthplace unit, an expanded cancer center and an expanded radiology department.

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