N.C. Children’s Hospital Expansion Cost Less Than $1M

N.C. Children’s Hospital, which is part of UNC Health Care in Chapel Hill, N.C., has expanded its facility by 20 percent, according to a Triangle Business Journal news report.

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The expansion, which cost $735,000, significantly increased the hospital’s newborn critical care center with 10 additional patient beds.

Read the news report about N.C. Children’s Hospital’s expansion.

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