Located on a 20-acre campus, the two-story, 176,000-sq-ft nonprofit hospital replaces aging infrastructure dating back to 1930, improving access to quality health care for underserved Navajo communities.
The addition of 92 beds and more than 91,000 sq ft of space significantly increases Cape Fear Valley Medical Center’s inpatient capacity and helps alleviate emergency department delays.
As the hospital system’s largest addition in more than 70 years, the seven-story, 379,000-sq-ft facility includes 26 operating rooms, nearly 60 pre- and post-operative rooms and 80 ICU beds.
The 34,500-sq-ft addition to the Carolinas Medical Center campus combines breakthrough treatment technologies such as proton therapy, gamma knife radiosurgery and radiopharmaceutical treatments for adult and pediatric patients with cancer and neurological disorders.
Hospitality, health care, education and residential construction are driving the construction industry forward in Louisville, says Megibben, who sees no signs of business slowing down anytime soon.