The project is part of the system’s larger $450 million expansion plan that includes building a cancer center on the hospital’s East Campus.
The new facility will house 48 single-bed rooms and offer 30 different pediatric specialties.
The children’s hospital expansion was funded with $50 million in state aid and $25 million in gifts from more than 3,500 donors.
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