Banner Ironwood Medical Center has broken ground on an expansion that will add more than 32,000 square feet to its Queen Creek, Ariz., campus, increasing emergency and interventional care capacity.
Healthcare capital has less room for error than it did a few years ago. Construction costs have climbed up to 40% since early 2020, while health systems operate on thin margins and continue to face reimbursement pressure from both government and private payers.
Atrium Health and Morehouse School of Medicine are moving forward with plans for a new teaching hospital and regional healthcare network in Atlanta following approval of the proposed development.
Intermountain Health has opened the new 90,000-square-foot Badura Clinic in southwest Las Vegas, marking the health system’s first ground-up construction project in Nevada and expanding access to primary, specialty and cancer care in one of the region’s fastest-growing communities.
Geisinger has reached a significant milestone in the nearly $900 million expansion and modernization of Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center, completing structural steel installation for the project’s new patient tower during a beam-topping ceremony held July 15.
After six years of construction, Fort Leonard Wood marked the opening of the new General Leonard Wood Community Hospital with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, bringing regional partners together to celebrate the project’s completion.
Children’s Mercy is planning a new acute care tower at its Adele Hall campus in downtown Kansas City, Mo., citing rising demand for highly specialized pediatric care and tightening pediatric capacity at general hospitals.
Inova reached a construction milestone for its Eastern Region expansion with “topping out” ceremonies for two new hospital campuses in Alexandria and Franconia-Springfield, signaling that both projects have reached full structural height.
Oregon Health & Science University has brought a new inpatient cancer tower online at its Marquam Hill campus, positioning Vista Pavilion as a major capacity expansion for Oregon’s largest hospital.
State lawmakers have approved $311 million in funding for a new College of Medicine Interdisciplinary Building at UT Health Sciences, a project university leaders say will expand training capacity and support statewide workforce needs.
