Construction Restarts on New Mexico Hospital

Construction resumed on the Presbyterian Rio Rancho (N.M.) Medical Center, after the project had been delayed in 2008 due to the economic downfall, according to a report in the New Mexico Business Weekly.

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The new hospital will be the first in Rio Rancho, N.M., and will provide labor and delivery services, intensive care, operating rooms, cardiac services, MRI and imaging and emergency care, according to the report.

Construction is expected to be completed on the 66-bed, $165-million hospital in 2011.

Read the Business Weekly’s report about construction resuming on the Presbyterian Rio Rancho Medical Center.

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