The $484 million expansion will include new medical technology, a new acute care center and efficient design to support coordinated care. It will have private patient room with dedicated guest accommodations, service elevators better suited to serve critical care patients and improved access to patients on all nursing units.
The medical center will provide critical acute care services, such as heart care, a Level III trauma center and an integrated cancer center.
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