$55M Replacement Hospital to Open in North Dakota

Watford City, N.D.-based McKenzie County Healthcare Systems has announced a $55 million replacement hospital project, which will begin construction in spring 2014, according to a report from the McKenzie County Farmer.

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The 120,000-square-foot facility will be located in Watford City and will include a complete nursing home, according to the report. It will also feature 24 beds, 12 emergency room bays, eight exam rooms and specialty clinic space.

Financing for the project has already begun, with MCHS seeking loans from the state-owned, Bismarck-based Bank of North Dakota and the United States Department of Agriculture’s rural development division, according to the report.

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