Peach Regional Medical Centre breaks ground
The new $28 million Peach Regional Medical Centre in Fort Valley, Georgia, US has broken ground.
The new facility will substitute the existing hospital in Fort Valley constructed in the 1950's. It will span over an area of 63,621 square feet which is nearly 15,000 square feet larger than the present hospital.
The new hospital will feature 25 private rooms. All the rooms will incorporate individual bathrooms. There will be an emergency unit consisting of 14 beds which will be more spacious compared to the existing emergency wing. Among the various other features of the property include expanded outpatient services, a pair of endoscopy suites, as well as a new operating suite. In addition, four of the rooms of the new hospital will offer options of being converted into an intensive care unit.
