Maine Medical Center wins state approval for $512M expansion

Portland-based Maine Medical Center gained approval for a $512 million expansion project, according to WGME.

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The Maine Department of Health and Human Services granted the hospital a “certificate of need,” which was required to begin construction.

The expansion project will include adding 130 patient rooms, 20 operating rooms and a new parking garage to the medical center.

Hospital officials said that ground breaking could occur as early as March 2018. The expansion is expected to be complete in 2022.

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