Robert McCune

The facility will provide expanded inpatient and outpatient services, physical and occupational therapy, and skilled nursing.

The 10,844-square-foot facilities were built using a preassembled modular system that required intensive coordination with sitework and utilities.

The 282,000-square-foot greenfield facility houses 82 beds, with space to expand to 202 beds.

The new $36 million project will consolidate care into one building with 36 beds, including a four-bed high-acuity unit.

The facility houses 160 inpatient beds, more than 90 chemotherapy chairs, 12 radiation vaults, and increased space for clinical trials.

The 15-story Jim Ayers Tower will house 180 inpatient beds, radiology services, and five floors of shell space.

The 5-story campus addition includes a new ED and enhanced surgical institute and is expected to be completed in 2028.

The project consists of a 7-story tower that will house 140 ICU beds and four operating rooms.

The project will add a cardiac catheterization lab and four operating rooms to the 378-bed hospital.

The project will more than triple the size of the hospital, including expansion of the ED, surgery, imaging, and labor and delivery unit.