This section presents upcoming and ongoing healthcare construction and redevelopment projects in Asia.
Brooks Rehabilitation has unveiled its plans to construct an additional, stateoftheart inpatient rehabilitation hospital
The leaders at Nebraska Medicine and the University of Nebraska Medical Center UNMC announced plans for the construction of a new, stateoftheart facility The medical facility would be located on the northwest corner of the current medical center campus
Lehigh Valley Health Network LVHN has unveiled its plans to build a new hospital just off Route 33 along Hecktown Road, in Lower Nazareth Township
Sanford Health has announced its plans for the construction of a new and standalone heart hospital in downtown Bismarck, North Dakota, US This new facility will be built around Sanfords existing Seventh and Rosser Clinic, between Sixth Street North and North Seventh Street on the north side of Rosser Avenue
Washington State University WSU Health Sciences Spokane has announced its expansion plans for a new facility The new services that will be offered include a virtual hospital and an expanded capacity to conduct clinical research to serve the Pacific Northwest
Houston Methodist the Woodlands Hospital has unveiled its plans for a US$240 million campus expansion, which will include a new patient tower
SickKids Foundation and The Hospital for Sick Children SickKids broke ground on their first phase of a new campus redevelopment project, known as Project Horizon
Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital broke ground on the massive US$158 million healthcare expansion and renovation project in Sonoma County, Northern California
The Hackensack Meridian Health and RSC Architects of Hackensack, in partnership with EYP Architecture Engineering officially broke ground on the massive US$714million healthcare expansion project at Hackensack University Medical Center, New Jersey
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center will spend US$150 million to expand its current Proton Therapy Center The expansion will increase the centers size to include eight radiation therapy machines developed by Hitachi that rotate 360 degrees around a patient to deliver therapy to the exact area that requires treatment
