Kapiolani Medical Center Starts Construction on $120M Tower

Honolulu-based Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children has started construction on its new $120 million patient tower, according to a Pacific Business News report.

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The 200,000 square foot, five-story tower will add 70 neonatal intensive care unit beds and expand the already existing pediatric ICU, according to the report.

The tower is expected to open in fall 2016.

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