In the fall of 2008, Nationwide Children’s Hospital broke ground on a new 12-floor main hospital that is scheduled for completion in 2012. This new tower will be 750,000 square feet and will be surrounded by six acres of green space featuring parks and healing garden spaces for patients and families. The new building will open with more than 450 patient rooms that are 40 percent bigger and an emergency/trauma center that is twice as big as the current facility. It will also have a new pediatric intensive care, cardiac intensive care and transplant unit. Learn about the new patient care tower on this edition of Children’s on Quality.
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