Las Vegas’ MountainView Hospital Announces Expansion

MountainView Hospital in Las Vegas has announced it has approved a $34 million expansion and renovation project, according to a MountainView news release.

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The hospital plans to break ground on the project in early 2011. The project will include an expanded emergency department, additional intensive care unit beds and renovation to the medical/surgical unit.

The ED will nearly double in size and will include a new ambulance entrance, relocated helipad and “fast track” area for patients.

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