Ohio’s OSU Medical Center’s Critical Care Unit, Cancer Hospital Expansions Underway

OSU Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio, is constructing a new tower that will house the James Cancer Hospital and critical care beds, according to a local ABC report.

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The tower will feature 276 beds for the cancer hospital and 144 beds for the critical care building. Construction is projected to be completed in 2014.

Read the report about OSU Medical Center’s construction plan.

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