HCA Planning $129M Upgrade of Hospital in Overland Park, Kansas

HCA is planning a $129 million upgrade of its Overland Park (Kan.) Regional Medical Center, adding a 105-bed tower and doubling the size of its ED to 24 beds, according to a report by the Kansas City Business Journal.

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Early stages of the project, to be completed in June and July, involve building a 13-room women’s surgical unit and expanding the neonatal intensive care unit from 57 to 71 beds.

HCA bought the 346-licensed-bed hospital in 2002 as part of its acquisition of the Health Midwest system and has already spent $92 million on the hospital.

Read the Kansas City Business Journal‘s report on HCA.

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