Integris Health Edmond to double size with proposed expansion

Integris Health Edmond (Okla.) is moving forward with its plan to more than double the size of its current hospital, according to a News OK report.

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The project will add five stories, 143,000 square feet, 64 new inpatient beds and 151 parking spaces to the facility. The hospital now has 40 inpatient beds and 558 parking spaces.

 “Our commitment, from the time we opened our Integris Health Edmond campus six years ago, was to grow our facilities and its services to meet the needs of a growing community,” Avilla Williams, president of Integris Health Edmond, told News OK.

The Edmond City Council approved the expansion unanimously.

A construction timeline has not been released. 

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