Columbus Regional Health Unveils $30M Capital Project

Columbus (Ind.) Regional Hospital, the cornerstone of Columbus Regional Health, will begin a $30 million capital project this fall to build a new emergency department and expand its cancer center.

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The new ED and expanded cancer center are expected to open later next year. Columbus Regional’s current ED is more than 20 years old and operates above capacity: The ED was built to serve 25,000 patients per year, but the hospital’s ED volume has averaged 40,000 the past few years.

Columbus Regional originally planned to build a new ED in 2008, but flooding forced the hospital to postpone its plans.

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