WVUH filed a certificate of need request for the $248 million expansion earlier this year, and Mon Health requested a state hearing as an affected party.
As part of the agreement, WVUH will limit its new patient tower to 114 beds, down from the 139 it originally proposed. Following the agreement, Mon Health retracted its request for a hearing.
More Articles on West Virginia University Hospitals:
Hearing on WVU Hospitals’ $248M Expansion Rescheduled for July
Hearing on West Virginia University Hospitals’ $248M Project Set for June
Mon General Seeks Hearing on WVU Hospitals’ $248M Planned Expansion
Register to Attend Webinar
Presenters:
James Germano, MD, Joint Reconstruction Specialist|Tim Tzimas, Innovative Sterilization Technologies
Next Up in Uncategorized
-
The FDA has approved Fayuvi (rebisufligene etisparvovec-hopf), the first treatment for pediatric patients with mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIA, also known as…
-
Healthcare leaders continue to grapple with an expanding list of threats to the industry’s stability, from workforce shortages and reimbursement…
-
Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute has opened a new location in Tinley Park, Ill. The new clinic offers echocardiograms, supervised…
Join the 500,000+ healthcare executives who start their day with Becker's
Becker's Hospital Review Newsletter is sent Monday–Sunday.
