The Clinical Care Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders will be located in 8,000 square-feet on the hospital’s fifth floor and will feature additional exam rooms, private infusion and treatment rooms, a blood laboratory, expanded waiting areas, a family consultation room, a playroom and a patient and family resource library, according to the report.
The hospital expects the center to be funded mostly through philanthropy, including private campaigns and federal funds, according to the report. Construction is scheduled to begin in Jan. 2011, with completion targeted for late 2011.
Read the Courant’s report about The Clinical Care Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.
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