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Gundersen breaks ground on new clinic
Gundersen St. Joseph's Hospital and Clinics broke ground on a new clinic in Elroy, Wis., partially paid for through a $6 million state grant, the La Crosse Tribune reported Feb.1 -
$400M U of Utah hospital project moves forward
Salt Lake City-based University of Utah is moving forward with its $400 million hospital in West Valley City as its health system prepares to break ground in 2024, The Salt Lake Tribune reported Feb. 1. -
Billionaire CEO donates $25M to Nicklaus Children's Hospital
Miami-based Nicklaus Children's Hospital has received a $25 million gift from Kenneth Griffin, founder and CEO of investment firm Citadel. -
Nuvance New York hospital reopens birthing center after grant from state
Putnam (N.Y.) Hospital is reopening its maternity center after receiving a $500,000 grant from the state and two $250,000 philanthropic contributions for renovations, patch.com reported Jan. 31. -
UH Newark unveils $1.8B master plan for new hospital
Newark, N.J.-based University Hospital is making progress on a plan to replace its current facility with the unveiling of a $1.8 billion master plan, according to a Jan. 29 New Jersey Business Magazine report. -
Alabama town opts not to turn shuttered mall into hospital
Hoover, Ala., will not turn its Riverside Galleria mall into a hospital after the mall's owners leased the locations to retail owners, al.com reported Jan. 30. -
Hawaii hospital requests $20M for repairs needed to keep hospital open
Kealakekua, Hawaii-based Kona Community Hospital is requesting $20 million from the state to address "risk of closure" infrastructure repairs, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported Jan. 30. -
$290M Philadelphia life sciences building moves forward
An 11-story, $290 million Philadelphia life sciences building is set for a February groundbreaking with full completion by the end of 2024, The Daily Pennsylvanian reported Jan. 29. -
Baylor Scott & White plans $265M hospital
Dallas-based Baylor Scott & White Health plans to build a $265 million hospital in Frisco, Texas, Community Impact reported Jan. 30. -
Washington group gets enough signatures to advance special hospital district proposal
Toppenish (Wash.) Maternity Workgroup members surpassed the 843 signatures needed from Lower Valley voters to support the creation of a public hospital district after Astria Toopenish Hospital's closure of its maternity ward, Yakima Herald-Republic reported Jan. 29. -
Michigan health system plans $10M expansion
St. Ignace, Mich.-based Mackinac Straits Health System plans to break ground on a $10 million medical office building in June, The Petoskey News-Review reported Jan. 27. -
Nebraska completes $26.7 million ER renovation, expansion
Omaha, Neb.-based Methodist Hospital hosted a tour of its completed $26.7 million emergency department expansion and renovation, the Omaha World-Herald reported Jan. 27. -
Electricity company to donate $50 to UPMC for every new customer
Electricity and natural gas supplier NRG will donate $50 for every new electricity customer and $25 for every new natural gas customer to Pittsburgh-based UPMC Children's Health Foundation after the company selected the health system to be the beneficiary of its Choose to Give program. -
Nebraska hospital finishes construction of new ER
Omaha, Neb.-based Methodist Hospital has wrapped up a multimillion emergency room expansion project that doubled the size of the space from 11,500 to 22,000 square feet, KETV reported Jan. 26. -
Steward Health Care breaks ground on $254M replacement hospital
Dallas-based Steward Health Care is building a replacement hospital for Wadley Regional Medical Center in Texarkana, Texas, Healthcare Design reported Jan. 25. -
Tampa General partners with economic development council to expand research district
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital is partnering with the Tampa Bay Economic Development Council to expand Tampa's medical and research district. -
South Carolina hospital looks to build new ER
Anderson, S.C.-based AnMed Health is moving forward with plans to build a new standalone emergency room at its Piedmont campus, NBC12 reported Jan. 25. -
Massachusetts city looks to abolish medical debt
Somerville, Mass., is looking to become the first Massachusetts city to partner with RIP Medical Debt to eliminate $4.3 million of its residents' debt, the Boston Herald reported Jan. 24. -
UT Southwestern, Children's Health plan $2.5B hospital campus
UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children's Health System of Texas are planning to build a pediatric campus in Dallas that will cost an estimated $2.5 billion, D Magazine reported Jan. 24. -
St. Jude unveils new common area funded through $50M donation
Memphis, Tenn.-based St. Jude Children's Research Hospital unveiled a 45,000-square-foot common area funded through a $50 million donation from biopharmaceutical company AbbVie.
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