Robert McCune

The teaching hospital received grant money from the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services for the project.

The hospital has started construction on a six-story, 216,000-square-foot tower that will add 160 beds to the existing 181 beds.

The 17-story hospital tower will house 636 patient rooms and is expected to be completed in late 2026.

The project will include a 5-story wing with expanded ICU, medical/surgical, maternal child health, observation, imaging, radiology, and simulation lab departments.

The $17 million project will double the number of ORs to four and add three beds to the ED.

The $11 million project increased the size of the rehabilitation unit from 24 to 40 beds for patients recovering from trauma, stroke, and brain and spinal cord injuries.

The 4.7-million-square-foot project will replace the existing Children’s Medical Center Dallas and consist of two 12-story towers and one 8-story tower.

The $75 million project will expand the existing ED by 26,000 square feet and add 12 patient beds, six trauma bays, and a 13-bed behavioral health unit.

The project will be completed in phases and offer senior living as well as primary care, laboratory, radiology, and pharmacy services.