Spine

Syracuse VA Medical Center’s $90M Addition to Include Spinal Injury Center

Syracuse (N.Y.) VA Medical Center announced that it will soon open a $90 million addition, according to a report by The Republic.

By: Staff

Thursday, June 13th, 2013

The six-story addition includes a 30-bed Spinal Cord Injury and Disorder Center. It also includes an outpatient surgery center and operating rooms.

More Articles on Hospital Additions:

Riverwood Healthcare Center Completes $21M Expansion, Renovation
Summit Health in Pennsylvania Opens Chambersburg Hospital Addition
Franciscan Health System Opens Medical Pavilion

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