Robert McCune

The unit will house eight beds for patients ages 12-18 years who need short-term stabilization, assessment, and treatment for behavioral conditions.

The State of North Carolina approved a certificate of need to add 26 beds to the project, for a total of 93 beds.

The 11,000-square-foot freestanding ED houses 11 exam rooms, an on-site lab, and diagnostic imaging services.

The new 14-story facility is scheduled to begin construction in spring 2025 and open in 2029.

The new hospital will house 15 patient rooms, ED with four treatment rooms, and an expanded clinic providing primary and dental care, and counseling.

The new facility will house 12 exam rooms, two trauma rooms, imaging, and lab services.

The expansion adds 5,500 square feet and 18 beds for behavioral health patients.

The 10-year master expansion plan includes a new 700,000-square-foot medical tower with an expanded NICU and 160,000 square feet of shell space.

The new hospital will house emergency services, medical beds, lab and imaging diagnostic services, and a primary care clinic.

The 2-story, 66,000-square-foot facility houses 60 beds, including a 12-bed secured brain injury unit with private dining and a therapy gym.