Robert McCune

The 78,000-square-foot project adds three floors to the hospital’s East Building to accommodate maternity care, cardiology, critical care, and neuroscience services.

The project consists of a 51,200-square-foot surgical suite renovation and expansion, including 18 new pre-operative and recovery rooms and a seven-bed PACU.

The acute care hospital houses 54 inpatient beds, an ED, maternity unit, surgical suite, and diagnostic and imaging services.

The 140,000-square-foot tower more than doubles the size of the hospital’s ED and includes six trauma bays, 47 exam rooms, and a new NICU.

The 72,700-square-foot facility, designed by Hoefer Welker, houses 72 beds, including 48 pediatric beds and 24 adult beds, in separate units.

The replacement hospital is three times the size of the previous facility with 27 beds, an expanded ED with two treatment rooms, trauma bay, and ambulance bay.

The 193,000-square-foot tower houses 59 critical care rooms, 36 medical/surgical rooms, and a critical care unit.

The 80,600-square-foot medical school building includes a simulation hospital with an OR, ICU, three-bed ED, ultrasound lab, and 12 outpatient exam rooms.