Barnes-Jewish to open new Missouri hospital Nov. 5

Creve Coeur, Mo.-based Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital is slated to open its new 64-bed facility to patients Nov. 5, according to a Fox 2 news report. 

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The 260,000-square-foot hospital will house 64 inpatient beds, four intensive care unit rooms and 14 operating rooms. 

The hospital will focus on low-acuity, short-stay surgical and medical cases. 

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