Robert McCune

The 96-bed hospital will offer inpatient, intensive outpatient, and electroconvulsive therapy services.

The project adds 55 acute care beds, 10 observation beds, and four NICU beds, as well as an outpatient pharmacy.

The $100 million, eight-story hospital has 119 beds, an emergency department, Level 3 trauma center, and NICU.

A new 21-story tower will include an expanded emergency department with specialized space for trauma care and behavioral health.

A new two-story building will house 12 exam rooms in the ED, and a four-bed ICU.

A second location for the health system’s Brown Cancer Center will be located at its UofL Health-South Hospital campus, which opened in March 2024.

The hospital adds a 70,000-square-foot building housing an eight-bay ED, two inpatient beds, operating, diagnostics, lab and recovery space.

The project added a cardiac electrophysiology lab, three prep and recovery rooms, a private consultation room, and family waiting area.

The project will renovate the hospital’s main entrance and expand its proton therapy center and cancer institute.

The project adds 10 new treatment spaces, including three critical care rooms and four secure behavioral health rooms.