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Phase I Construction:
Specialty Physician Clinic
Phase II Construction:
Surgical and Diagnostic Center
Phase III Construction:
Bed Tower
Scheduled for Completion: Early 2013
Construction on the 44,000square-foot facility will commence
as campaign goals are reached.
An after-hours Urgent Care Center
will help more patients who need
immediate care but don’t require
the intensive services of an
emergency room. In addition,
this phase will involve recruitment
of physicians in medical and
surgical specialties.
Construction on the 200,000square-foot, 72-bed hospital,
with 12 intensive care unit beds,
will begin as campaign goals are
reached. The hospital Bed Tower
will connect directly to the Surgical
and Diagnostic Center. The facility
will serve patients across the
continuum of medical and
surgical specialties.
• Anesthesiology/Pain Management
• Cardiology
• Dermatology
• General Surgery
• Gastroenterology
• Neurology
• Obstetrics/Gynecology
• Ophthalmology
• Orthopedics
• Pulmonology
• Urology
campus. (Go to page 28 to read more
about the McFarlands’ gift.)
“When the need for quality
healthcare touches your life or the lives
of the ones you love, the event is
significant and often serves as a catalyst
for wanting to help others,” says Alfred
B. Knight, MD, president of the Scott
& White Healthcare Foundation. “The
McFarlands’ vision of ensuring that
people have access to a higher level of
care is incredibly noble, and an ideal we
are working hard to achieve.” n
The campaign is under way!
Our funding goal for the Wayne and Eileen Hurd Regional Medical
Center Scott & White is ambitious. A campaign steering committee is
shepherding the task of raising $23 million to cover the cost of building
and equipping the facilities. Your ideas and enthusiasm are always
welcome. Please join our effort. Learn more at foundation.sw.org.
Watch our donor event video and view our photo galleries
that include the groundbreaking ceremony!
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