Inpatient Projects

FORT WORTH, Texas – Officials with HCA North Texas recently broke ground on a $71 million future hospital and an adjoining MOB in an area known as Alliance in north Fort Worth, a marketplace that has become highly competitive among healthcare providers. Both the hospital, called

■ Officials with a future 100-bed replacement hospital in Braselton, Ga., recently celebrated the “topping out” of construction, otherwise described as the placement of the final steel beam of the framework.

State agency approves Washington Hospital’s plan for 250,000 s.f. facility in Fremont, Calif.    By John B. Mugford This fall, Washington Hospital in Freemont, Calif., aims to start construction on its long-planned, $300 million Morris Hyman Critical Care Pavilion and a seven-story, 680-space parking garage.   The plan recently received the approval of the California Office […]

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – A $90 million expansion and renovation is underway on the tight confines of Craig Hospital’s landlocked campus in Englewood, a Denver suburb. The hospital focuses on the rehabilitation and research of patients with spinal cord injuries (SCI) and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The 60-month project calls for adding

■ Construction is underway on a $315 million expansion of Riverside (Calif.) Community Hospital, which recently displayed architectural drawings and shared details of the project at a public town hall meeting. The expansion includes

ASPEN, Colo. – After several public meetings, Aspen Valley Hospital recently gained City Council approval for the final two phases of its expansion, which includes a two-story addition, an expanded basement, a new service road, a new entryway and an emergency room. These third and fourth phases of the hospital’s expansion would add 83,000 square […]

EL PASO, Texas – Construction is set to begin on the $648 million, 630,000 square foot William Beaumont Army Medical Center at Fort Bliss. The project will include a seven-story hospital, two clinic buildings, an administrative building, a biosafety-equipped, clinical investigation building, laboratories, and a central utility plant.

Alleviating overcrowding a primary goal of building facility in Fort Myers, Fla. By John B. Mugford When beds periodically become scarce at the children’s hospital inside HealthPark Medical Center in Fort Myers, Fla., pediatric patients are sometimes diverted to hospitals in other cities. On occasion, the destinations include Tampa or Miami.