Below are nine hospitals or health systems that recently announced or completed construction projects worth more than $300 million in the last two months, reported by Becker's Hospital Review.
1. Rush University Medical Center breaks ground on $450M facility
Rush University Medical Center in Chicago broke ground June 12 on its 10-story, $450 million outpatient care center.
2. Sarasota Memorial gets OK to build $437M medical campus
Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Hospital received approval for a zoning amendment June 11, clearing the way for the hospital to build a 65-acre medical campus in Venice, Fla. The project is expected to cost $437 million.
3. Santa Cruz hospital plans $360M expansion
Santa Cruz, Calif.-based Dominican Hospital — part of San Francisco-based Dignity Health — is planning a $360 million expansion.
4. Valley Hospital gets approval for $735M project
Ridgewood, N.J.-based Valley Hospital received state approval June 6 to build a seven story, 362-bed replacement hospital.
5. RWJBarnabas, Rutgers Cancer Institute plan $750M pavilion
RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey announced plans June 3 to develop a freestanding cancer pavilion in New Brunswick, N.J., a project estimated to cost $750 million.
6. ProMedica to open $386M tower in July
ProMedica Toledo (Ohio) Hospital will open its $386 million, 13-story tower to patients July 16.
7. Carilion Clinic to invest $500M in expansion
Carilion Clinic will spend more than $500 million to build and equip an expansion at Roanoke (Va.) Memorial Hospital.
8. Emory files plan for $1B 'health innovation district'
Atlanta-based Emory University filed a rezoning application with the city of Brookhaven, Ga., describing its plans for a $1 billion "health innovation district."
9. Yale New Haven Hospital unveils plans for $838M neurosciences center
Yale New Haven (Conn.) Hospital plans to build an $838 million neurosciences center on its on its Saint Raphael campus in New Haven, the institution announced April 29.