This article originally appeared on Medical Construction & Design.
Work has begun on a $90-million healthcare project in Uvalde, Texas, about 85 miles west of San Antonio.
The new facility will be part of Uvalde Memorial Hospital and will include 32,870 square feet of institutional space, 31,872 square feet of administrative space and an 11,500-square-foot central utility plant. In addition, the facility will house an emergency department, physical and occupational therapy department, radiology department, urgent care department, an intensive care unit, a 25-bed medical surgical inpatient unit and 16 outpatient beds.
The project team includes general contractor Hoar Construction and architecture firm Perkins and Will.
The building is expected to be available for occupancy in September 2021.
