University of Iowa Board of Regents Considers Plans for New $271M Children’s Hospital

The University of Iowa Board of Regents will consider plans to develop a new $271 million children’s hospital in Iowa City, according to a WQAD report.

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The 11-story facility would consolidate UI Hospitals and Clinics’ pediatric services and would be funded using the health system’s revenues, some borrowing and a $50 million fundraising campaign, according to the report.

If the plan is approved, construction would begin later this year, according to the report.

Read the WQAD report on UI Hospitals and Clinics.

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