Detroit Medical Center completes $155M children’s hospital tower

Detroit Medical Center completed a six-story, $155 million addition to its Detroit-based Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Detroit Free Press reports.

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Here are three things to know.

1. The critical care tower is part of an $850 million renovation project funded by DMC’s for-profit operator, Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare.

2. The tower includes operating rooms, expanded neonatal and pediatric care spaces and larger private rooms.

3. The $850 million commitment was part of former Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanguard Health Systems’ deal to buy DMC in 2010. Tenet purchased Vanguard in 2013. 

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