Robert McCune

The 60-acre campus includes a 3-story hospital with 36 inpatient beds, 84 ED rooms, and 12 ORs, as well as a 5-story MOB with outpatient clinics and space for clinical research.

River Valley Architects will design the 144,000-square-foot hospital that will house 48 beds, a cancer center, ICU, ED, medical-surgical, labor and delivery, and critical care services.

The project will add 1.2 million square feet to the campus, including a 5-story expansion of a specialty building, 11 new ORs, and 48 additional beds.

The project team on the $11.1 million, 11,000-square-foot project will include design firm E4H Architecture.

The hospital is expected to house 161 beds for adult, geriatric, and forensic patients.

HDR Architecture Associates and Graham Design Builders will lead the $1.9 billion project that will add 113 hospital beds, three ORs, and 24 ED bays.

The 80,000-square-foot hospital will house 60 private rooms for patients recovering from strokes, organ transplantation, advanced cancer care, and other complex conditions.

The freestanding academic medical center-affiliated behavioral health hospital houses 96 inpatient beds in an 83,000-square-foot building.

The 2-story, 70,000-square-foot center houses an infusion center, wellness center, specialized oncology pharmacy, and diagnostic imaging center.

The 53-acre campus will house an acute care hospital with up to 168 beds, including 24 ICU beds, a 44-bed ED, and 10 ORs, as well as a MOB with eight ORs.

The 40-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital will house a therapy gym, activities of daily living suite, dialysis unit, therapy courtyard, dining room, pharmacy, and dayroom.

The expansion will house more than 300 patient beds, bringing the hospital’s total patient capacity to 696 beds.