Springfield Regional Medical Center in Ohio Near Completion

Construction on the new Springfield (Ohio) Regional Medical Center is close to completion, and the hospital expects to open to patients Nov. 14, according to a Springfield News Sun report.

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The $256 million building has been under construction for two years. According to the hospital’s website, the Springfield Regional Medical Center will be a 254-bed, full-service medical facility with an expanded emergency center, attached medical office building, three-story women’s health pavilion and more.

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