Indianapolis’s Clarian Health Unveils Plans for $375M Expansion to Methodist Hospital

Indianapolis-based Clarian Health has unveiled plans for a $375 million patient tower that would add 175-200 beds to Methodist Hospital in downtown Indianapolis, according to a report by the Indianapolis Business Journal.

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The expansion would allow all of the hospital’s rooms to be private and is expected to be completed in 2015.

The expansion is the first for the hospital since 2002, when it centralized its cardiovascular services, according to the report.

Read the Indianapolis Business Journal’s report on the Methodist Hospital expansion.

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