A 200,000 square-foot, 144-bed replacement facility for Adventist Health's Hanford (Calif.) Community Medical Center is nearing completion, according to a report by KMPH News.
The $114 million hospital is expected to open in October. The facility will feature private rooms equipped with flatscreen TVs and computers.
Construction on the facility began in 2007 and will partially consolidate Hanford Community with Central Valley General Hospital, another Adventist facility also located in Hanford, according to an Adventist news release.
Medical/surgical and emergency services from Central Valley will move to the new facility. All obstetric services will remain at Central Valley.
Read the KMPH News report on Hanford Community Medical Center.
Read the Adventist Health release on Hanford Community Medical Center.
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The $114 million hospital is expected to open in October. The facility will feature private rooms equipped with flatscreen TVs and computers.
Construction on the facility began in 2007 and will partially consolidate Hanford Community with Central Valley General Hospital, another Adventist facility also located in Hanford, according to an Adventist news release.
Medical/surgical and emergency services from Central Valley will move to the new facility. All obstetric services will remain at Central Valley.
Read the KMPH News report on Hanford Community Medical Center.
Read the Adventist Health release on Hanford Community Medical Center.
Read other Becker's coverage on Adventist Health.
Adventist Commits $58M to New California Hospital
California Hospital Wraps Up First Phase of Expansion