Here are three things to know about the hospital.
1. The $270 million facility will open on the Buffalo (N.Y.) Niagara Medical Campus.
2. Plans to build a hospital next to Buffalo General Medical Center were first announced in 1999, roughly a year after the creation of Kaleida Health. However, a lack of funding, as well as opposition from pediatricians, staff, residents and business owners, stalled the plans.
3. The 12-story hospital will house specialized pediatric care, labor and delivery services, post-partum care, a high-risk pregnancy center, a women’s health unit and a gynecological department. The additions include a hospital tower and a connected outpatient center.
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