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While the hospital lobbying efforts tout their “struggles,” they seem to continue to find dollars for projects such as these.
I wonder where Community plans to find the doctors and nurses necessary to staff this new facility? Or will it be stuffed mostly by nurse practitioners? Doctors seem to be retiring early or just quitting because of the many pressures resulting in total burn out…
Technically speaking, the six story hospital does not qualify as a “tower.” It is a mid-rise building, as towers are typically have a minimum of 15 stories.
For whatever reason, hospitals tend to refer to the multifloor bulk of their building(s) that houses patients as “towers” regardless of whether they meet any architectural standards as such. My brother works at a hospital campus in another state, and I think the tallest building is 5 stories and yet all the wayfinding refers to the “north tower”, “south tower”, “[so and so donor] tower” etc.