Ten hospitals or health systems announced, started, advanced or completed construction projects in the last two weeks:

WellSpan Health is planning a $255 million expansion for its hospital in York, Pa.

In the last two months, several health systems partnered with each other to open a hospital that both parties own.

Providence and Cedars-Sinai broke ground this week on an expansion project at their jointly owned hospital in Los Angeles, according to the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. 

Six hospitals and health systems have advanced, completed or started facility expansions and renovations with price tags of $300 million or more in the last two weeks:

RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey's plan to build a $750 million cancer hospital hinges on a key approval from a local school board, according to NJ.com.

Austin, Texas-based Dell Children's Medical Center plans to invest more than $300 million over the next three years to expand.

A state planning council has approved Mount Sinai Health System's plan to invest $1 billion in facility upgrades and expansions in downtown New York City, according to Politico.

Medford, Ore.-based Asante Health System plans to invest $1 billion in renovation and construction projects across its network.

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare disclosed more details about its second Primary Children's Hospital campus.

Milwaukee-based Froedtert Health is working to build more microhospitals in Wisconsin in an effort to expand its presence in more suburban areas, according to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. 

Pittsburgh-based UPMC continues to move forward with long-term plans to build a five-hospital network in China.

In the last two months, several hospitals delayed the opening of new buildings or paused plans to build new facilities for various reasons. 

Cape Cod Healthcare has withdrawn two applications for its proposed $180 million expansion at its campus in Hyannis, Mass., according to the Barnstable Patriot. Hospital officials said the withdrawals will give it more time to answer questions the community has about the project.

Rutgers Cancer Institute in New Brunswick, N.J., plans to invest $750 million to renovate portions of it and build a pavilion that will consolidate cancer services, according to NJBiz.

Pittsburgh-based UPMC and its partner in building a network of hospitals in China, have paused travel between the U.S. and China amid the coronavirus outbreak, according to the Pittsburgh Business Journal.

Cook County Health is pausing its plans to replace Provident Hospital on Chicago's South Side, at least until a new CEO is named for the system, according to the Chicago Sun Times. 

Philadelphia-based Main Line Health plans to invest $327 million to upgrade Riddle Hospital in Media, Pa., according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Wuhan, a Chinese city and center of the coronavirus outbreak, is rushing to build a 1,000-bed hospital to treat victims of the outbreak. To help speed up the project, China is paying its workers triple their normal salary, according to industrial design magazine Core 77.

A planning group for Seattle-based Harborview Medical Center has recommended $1.74 billion in upgrades for the hospital, according to The Seattle Times.