Middle Park Health hopes to finish construction on its Granby and Kremmling campuses in July, expanding the hospital district by over 22,000 square feet.
At the main campus in Granby, the expansion will add inpatient beds for medical and surgical patients and improve the clinic space, which will include exam and treatment rooms. In addition, there will be a new centralized check-in desk right inside the clinic entrance and a dedicated space for specialized services, such as dermatology and gynecology.
As of Tuesday, Granby’s newly built out spaces were just waiting on furniture and technological equipment, with plans for final inspection on the construction this week.
“We’re really limited by the IT infrastructure because the shortages of microchips and processors has really hurt our networking team’s ability to get the equipment in so we make this place functional,” said Derek Ortner, chief operating officer for Middle Park Health.
Kremmling’s 14,500 square foot addition features two emergency exam rooms, two trauma bays, three inpatient rooms, CT and X-ray suites, as well as a primary care clinic with exam and treatment rooms. Construction is about a month behind Granby.
