The project added four new inpatient units, an 18-bed intensive care unit and three medical surgical suites. The hospital also privatized all of its inpatient rooms and renovated areas throughout the hospital to increase capacity. Overall, the project added 230,000-square-feet to the existing facility and renovated another 150,000-square-feet.
“Improving the patient care experience is our goal,” Good Shepherd President Karen Lambert said, according to the Daily Herald. “This design enhances patient access and creates a more streamlined flow.”
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