The $200-million campus, which will be completed in two phases, will include a three-story physician office building with urgent care services scheduled to open in 2013 and a 68-bed acute-care hospital to open in 2015, according to the report.
The new hospital will reduce crowding at UNC Health’s main facility in Chapel Hill. It is expected to employ 500 workers.
Read the Chapel Hill News report on UNC Healthcare.
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– UNC Healthcare Receives Conditional Approval for New Hospital
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