The expansion will allow the center to accommodate more patients and have more room for outpatient services, which includes a sleep center, wound and hyperbaric medicine center and an infusion center. A labor and delivery unit is expected to open this year as well.
The expansion was funded through the hospital’s operating budget, bond financing and $12 million in private donations, according to the Baltimore Sun report, and is expected to add 125 jobs, which will result in $6.2 million in salaries.
Read the Baltimore Sun’s report on the Baltimore Washington Medical Center expansion (note: this report is no longer available on the Baltimore Sun’s website).
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