Cleveland Clinic used its 2026 State of the Clinic address to highlight construction and facility investments underway across its footprint, describing a pipeline of projects intended to expand capacity and support long-term growth.
Manning Family Children’s plans to expand neonatal intensive care capacity in New Orleans with a new 60-bed Level 4 NICU that the hospital says will anchor its regional neonatology network and increase access to specialized care for critically ill newborns across Louisiana and the Gulf South.
Construction tied to Dana-Farber’s planned Future Cancer Hospital is set to begin in March 2026, with completion targeted for the end of 2030.
The new $1.9 billion University Hospital at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus represents both a leap forward in clinical capability and a demonstration of modern integrated design and construction delivery.
Citizens Memorial Hospital will host a Feb. 28 grand opening for its new hospital tower in Bolivar, Missouri, offering open-house hours, refreshments and guided tours ahead of a planned April activation of new patient care areas.
Reid Health opened its new Connersville, Ind., campus to the public Jan. 31 after a private ceremony, drawing nearly 700 visitors for guided tours.
Turner Construction Co. and Baptist Health South Florida have broken ground on Baptist Health Sunrise Hospital, a planned hospital campus the organizations describe as a more than $500 million investment in western Broward County.
Flagship Healthcare Properties has broken ground on Wiregrass Ranch Medical Pavilion I, a 46,000-square-foot medical office building planned at the intersection of Strickland Avenue and Wiregrass Ranch Boulevard in Wesley Chapel, Fla. The company said construction is expected to take about 11 months, with initial tenants scheduled to open in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Riverside Health will open the doors of its new Riverside Smithfield Hospital on Jan. 6, 2026, marking a major expansion of medical services for Isle of Wight County and surrounding communities.
Dec. 10 marked the official opening of the UCI Irvine new medical campus: a seven-story, 144-bed general acute care hospital — including a 20-room, 24-hour emergency department — operated entirely on electricity.
