Salem Community Hospital in Ohio Plans $42.5M Expansion

Salem (Ohio) Community Hospital announced plans to begin construction of a $42.5 million patient bed tower this summer.

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The tower will include 27 beds for intensive care unit and step-down unit patients, 30 beds for surgical and pediatric patients and an additional 30 beds for medical/surgical patients.

The project is scheduled for completion by the winter of 2014.

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