ChristianaCare broke ground Sept. 30 on its new Health Center at Middletown, marking a major milestone in bringing expanded, affordable, and exceptional care to families in southern New Castle County and northern Kent County.
SAC Health has opened its new Brier Campus, a 280,000-square-foot facility that converts a former banking call center into a comprehensive outpatient care hub. Designed in partnership with Perkins&Will and BNBuilders, the adaptive reuse project is now SAC Health’s flagship location in the Inland Empire.
Earlier this month, leaders from the life sciences and biotechnology fields, along with experts in architecture and engineering, real estate and finance, convened in San Diego for Bisnow’s International Life Sciences & Biotech Conference.
San Joaquin County officials joined state leaders and healthcare providers on Sept. 10 to break ground on the SJ BeWell Campus, a $261 million behavioral health facility that will expand access to care and consolidate services on an 18.6-acre site near San Joaquin General Hospital in French Camp.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham has completed its new Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility, a 346,000-square-foot building in downtown Birmingham.
Healthcare Construction + Operations News is excited to announce a partnership with the Healthcare Facilities Symposium and Expo (HFSE), one of the country’s largest shows dedicated to healthcare design and facilities.
Aspirus Health has officially broken ground on a new hospital and clinic in Chippewa Falls, marking a major step in addressing critical health care gaps in the region following the closure of two major hospitals in 2024.
As construction leaders across the country begin planning for 2026, many are still grappling with the financial strain that has defined much of 2025.
Windsor Regional Hospital leaders solidified the project team for the new Windsor and Essex county’s acute care hospital project, Fancsy Family Hospital in Tecumseh, selecting Diamond Schmitt Architects lead the planning and design of the first phase.
After several years of construction, Mount Sinai South Nassua’s new Feil Family Pavilion is partially open and is welcoming patients and guests on the building’s first and second floors.
