Seattle Children’s Has Filled All Beds in Recently Opened Expansion

Seattle Children’s Hospital has filled all 80 beds in its Building Hope expansion that opened April 21, according to a Puget Sound Business Journal report.  

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The expansion included the nation’s first cancer center dedicated to patients aged 15 to 29.

The Building Hope expansion also includes four currently unused floors that will help the 250-bed hospital expand to 600 beds by 2030, according to the report.

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