$700k ICU expansion underway at Wesley Woodlawn Hospital

Wesley Woodlawn Hospital is in the process of expanding its intensive care unit from eight beds to 12, reports Wichita Business Journal.

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Hospital leaders say the expansion project, priced at $700,000, will solve capacity issues at the Wichita, Kan.-based hospital.

Expansion efforts began this summer and the project is slated for completion in December, according to the report.

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