Several hospital openings have occurred, been announced, advanced or been delayed since March 23. Here are nine reported by Becker's.
1. Banner Health plans hospital in Arizona
Phoenix-based Banner Health is planning to build a four-story 330,000-square-foot medical center in the suburb of Buckeye.
2. Mayo Clinic breaks ground on $198M Wisconsin hospital
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic Health System broke ground on its 70-bed hospital in La Crosse, Wis., April 12. The project is estimated to cost $198 million, a spokesperson told Becker's.
3. IU Health plans $287M expansion
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health is planning a $287 million investment to grow its footprint, which includes an expansion of its Saxony Hospital campus in Fishers, Ind.
4. 170-bed Nevada hospital opens
Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center in Reno opened to the public April 4 and adds 170 beds to the region, the Reno Gazette Journal reported. The hospital is part of King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services.
5. Building costs balloon for Centura hospital; opening delayed till next year
The opening of Centennial, Colo.-based Centura Health's new hospital has been delayed and will carry a higher price tag, The Gazette reported April 4.
6. Cleveland Clinic opens 184-bed London hospital
Cleveland Clinic expanded its global presence with the opening of its 184-bed hospital in London March 29.
7. IU Health plans new flagship hospital with 3-tower structure
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health has filed design plans for a new flagship hospital in downtown Indianapolis that would include a three-tower structure.
8. Howard University to receive $100M in federal funding for $650M hospital
Howard University will receive $100 million from the federal government to replace its hospital in Washington, D.C., Washington Business Journal reported March 23.
9. Concept released for Inova's $2B hospital
Land-use plans for Inova Alexandria (Va.) Hospital's $2 billion project have been approved, and concept designs have been presented to the city, ABC affiliate WJLA reported March 22.