Colorado’s The Children’s Hospital Begins $230M Expansion

The Children’s Hospital in Aurora, Colo., has announced the groundbreaking for a 10-story, 350,000-square-foot expansion to the hospital’s patient tower, a $230 million project that will bring the hospital to a 500-bed capacity, according to a news release from the hospital and a report by The Aurora Sentinel.

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The expansion project will use funding from the city of Aurora’s sale of more than $60 million in hospital revenue bonds. The Children’s Hospital Foundation will provide another $60 million, and the hospital’s operating revenue and reserves will contribute the remaining $110 million.

Hospital administration hopes the expansion will match the hospital’s booming demand. After a move from Denver to the Aurora area in Sept. 2007, the hospital saw a 10 percent rise in admissions.

Read the news release about The Children’s Hospital expansion.

Read the Aurora Sentinel report on The Children’s Hospital.

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