Alabama Hospital Debuts Dynamic New Cardiovascular Unit
Hoar Construction announced on Feb. 20 the completion of a new inpatient cardiovascular unit at Shelby Baptist Medical Center in Alabaster, Alabama near Birmingham.
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Texas Medical Center Forges Forward on Big Expansion
Hoar Construction announced recently the expansion of the west bed tower at Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo, Texas, a key component of a broader, multi-million-dollar capital improvement program that is helping to modernize and expand healthcare services for the residents of San Angelo and surrounding communities.
Read moreLeading Healthcare Builder Pinpoints Three Burgeoning Trends
Hoar Construction announced recently it is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the firm’s dedicated healthcare services, honoring its long-term success and industry impact over the past three decades after a challenging yet fruitful year in 2020 that resulted in over $150 million in total revenue.
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New VA Care Center Breaks Ground in Alabama
Health care construction firm Hoar Construction has begun work on a brand-new veteran health and care center, to be located in Alabama’s largest city.
Read moreHealthcare Contractor Hoar Pivots to Feeding First Responders
Healthcare construction company Hoar Construction, which is based in Atlanta but also has offices in the capital region, has been providing free meals to hospital workers in the Washington, D.C., area, according to Tysons Reporter.
Read moreGround Broken on $146 Million Hospital in New York’s Finger Lake Region
CORNING, N.Y. — The groundbreaking was held April 18 for the new $146 million Guthrie Corning Hospital, with construction on the 232,000-square-foot facility scheduled to begin in late June.
The hospital features 65 private rooms and is designed to be energy efficient and promote green operations. The new hospital will replace the outdated Denison Parkway facility, built in the early 1900s.
“This project truly represents a new era in patient care for the residents of the region,” said Shirley Magana, president of the Hospital.
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