Kingwood Medical Center to Complete $71M Expansion by 2014

Kingwood (Texas) Medical Center is planning to complete a $71 million expansion project by 2014, according to a report by The Tribune.  

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The 155,000-square-foot wing will be dedicated to care for women and children. It will include labor and delivery rooms and neonatal care units. The hospital’s existing pediatric ward will be moved to this wing. Construction is slated to be complete by 2014.

The medical center is also planning to construct a medical office building and expand its existing rehabilitation unit by 2014, according to the report.

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