King's Daughters gets approval to add hospital floors in Ashland
A $335 million program covers Kentucky and Ohio projects over five years, including 150 additional beds above an existing Ashland tower.
What is being built. Who is doing the work. What it means for your crew.
A $335 million program covers Kentucky and Ohio projects over five years, including 150 additional beds above an existing Ashland tower.
Johns Hopkins confirms a May structural milestone and a September donation. The new pediatric campus targets fall 2027 opening.
The Salt Lake City plan calls for a ten-story hospital and an attached medical office building. Construction dates remain pending.
The planned 1.2 million-square-foot hospital tower adds more than 200 inpatient beds. September access notices confirm work around its downtown site.
The 130,000-square-foot outpatient building is open. Later service openings make turnover and remaining fit-out boundaries worth checking.
The August groundbreaking begins a $44 million rebuild with a 2028 completion target.
The $148.5 million Tennessee hospital anchors a larger health campus. The initial 44 beds are separate from future expansion capacity.
A June county update puts crews at the central utility plant connection stage. The replacement medical center targets patients in 2028.
The seven-story addition targets spring 2028 completion and adds operating rooms, cardiac labs and inpatient rooms.
Hospital staff reviewed a headwall mockup in February. The owner reported construction progress in April and a 2026 completion target.
King County's March review identifies permitting, leasing and long construction timelines as schedule risks.
The Florida project combines a seven-story hospital, medical offices and parking, with a 2029 opening target.