The new 170,000 square-foot tower will house more surgical services, cardiac services, private inpatient rooms and unused space to allow for further expansion.
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Construction is expected to be completed by the summer of 2020, according to Kettering Health Network, which is the hospital’s parent company. Miamisburg-based Danis is leading the construction project.
The Dayton Daily News was the first to report that the hospital was considering an expansion when a new site plan was submitted to the city of Beavercreek in March. The final plans were officially shared in May.
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Some other projects at the hospital since it opened include in 2015 when the emergency department expanded, in 2016 the fifth floor was completed to add more patient rooms and therapy space and in the fall of 2017 when Kettering Cancer Care opened an expanded infusion center and clinical exam rooms.
In May, the hospital cut the ribbon for a radiation therapy center. The 8,300-square-foot radiation therapy center includes a linear accelerator for radiation therapy, as well as a CT simulator and scanner to support the addition of an on-site radiation oncology team.
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