Mercy Hospital Jefferson completes $73M patient tower

Crystal City, Mo.-based Mercy Hospital Jefferson completed construction of its $73 million, three-story patient tower, according to Healthcare Design.

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The 120,000-square-foot facility houses 90 private patient rooms and is designed to accommodate future vertical expansions.

The project also included a renovation of the hospital’s main building, which included expanding the emergency department, constructing a new childbirth center and adding cardiology facilities and MRI suites.

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