Robert McCune

The $470 million, 552,000-square-foot replacement hospital will have space for 226 inpatient beds and a 16-bed observation unit, 12 ORs, and four labs.  

The 2-story, 20,000-square-foot acute care facility will include 10 ED rooms, six inpatient rooms, and two ORs.

The project will renovate two vacant office campuses less than a mile apart to provide ambulatory services across approximately 1 million total square feet of space.

The $170 million expansion will add a new 4-story building and new support services building.

The $200 million project will include a new cancer center, medical offices, and a parking garage.

The $42 million project will double the size of the existing ED, create a new main entrance, and improve wayfinding.

The renovated clinic houses nine exam rooms, a lab, and emergency trauma room.

Plans call for 25 private patient rooms, five operating suites, a 14-room ED, and expanded wound and infusion center.

The new hospital will house 98 inpatient beds initially and expanded intensive care, emergency, diagnostic imaging, and operating suites.

The $15 million project will add 22,000 square feet to the 2-story hospital, including a new pediatric waiting room, larger registration area, and renovated nurses’ station.

The new outpatient facility is expected to begin construction in 2026 and will house all cancer operations currently at the Bing Cancer Center at Riverside Methodist Hospital.