The campus will be built in phases, with planned facilities including a 138,000-square-foot cancer center and ambulatory care pavilion with an ASC, oncology services, imaging and radiation, the report said.
A 250-bed, 568,901-square-foot acute care hospital was approved for an increase of up to a possible 605,000 square feet, and a 206,768-square-foot clinical and support building was approved for up to 326,000 square feet.
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