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Patients and visitors to AdventHealth Fish Memorial will notice construction is underway on the hospital’s $100 million expansion project.
When construction is completed by the end of 2020, the new four-story patient tower will include a state-of-the-art, 20-bed labor and delivery unit, as well as enhanced cardiac, intensive care and surgical services.
This construction project will also fully privatize all patient rooms at AdventHealth Fish Memorial, while increasing the number of licensed beds from 175 to 225.
Furthermore, the expansion will significantly increase the size of AdventHealth Fish Memorial’s emergency department, while also adding pediatric emergency care.
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