The master plan calls for more than $70 million in recommend improvements to the hospital over the next nine years.
In addition to construction of a new surgery center, on an unspecified site, other plans include a four-story bed tower, replacement of two hospital wins and construction of a parking garage.
While the plan was approved by the Citrus Memorial Health System Foundation board of directors, the members expressed skepticism over reaching the goals outlined because of the significant costs associated with the various projects, according to the report.
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