Texas hospital completes first phase of $10M ER expansion

Abilene (Texas) Regional Medical Center completed phase one of a $10 million emergency room expansion, according to a KTXS report.

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The project, which finished Wednesday, adds approximately 8,000 square feet and eight treatment rooms, along with a new walk-in entrance, new waiting room and redesigned lobby.

During phase two, crews will renovate the ER’s other 14 treatment rooms, expected to be completed by May 2018.

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