The remodeling will include aesthetic and functional upgrades to optimize new diagnostic testing areas, simplify the check-in and out process and improve patient accessibility. The physicians also hope the updates will decrease patient wait times.
In addition, there will be dedicated clinical research space. The updates are expected to be completed in spring 2014.
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