The first portion of the two-phase project includes the addition of a pediatric catheterization lab and is expected to begin next spring. Completion of each phase is expected to take 18 to 24 months, the report said.
The project is being funded by both Providence and its Washington state fundraising arm, the Providence Inland Northwest Foundation.
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