Renovation of VA Montana Health Care to Cost Up to $10M

Veterans Affairs Montana Health Care System is planning a renovation of the VA Medical Center in Fort Harrison, Mont., that could cost up to $10 million, according to an Independent Record report.

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The renovation will include the creation of private single-occupancy rooms for its 45 inpatient and surgical beds. It will also include the demolition of the current intensive care unit, to be replaced with private rooms, and the construction of a new six-bed ICU and same-day surgery unit.

The project is expected to be completed by 2014, according to the report.

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