Novant Health Begins Construction on Renovation Project

The $169 million expansion will house 20 new patient beds.

By HFT Staff


Novant Health Matthews Medical Center broke ground on its four-story, 150,000-square-foot tower and 50,000-square-foot renovation project. With this $169 million expansion, the tower will house 20 new patient beds along with surgical services that include seven operating rooms, three endoscopy suites, a post-anesthesia care unit and an ambulatory care unit. The project also will add three cardiac suites. 

Matthews Medical Center opened in 1994 as a 102-bed community hospital. It has expanded several times over the years, including a fifth-floor vertical expansion and a new women’s center, doubling the size of its maternity services. The hospital has 157 licensed beds and with this expansion  will become a 174-bed hospital.       

The first clinical space in the new tower is scheduled to open summer 2024. The anticipated completion date for the entire project is summer 2025.  



July 5, 2022


Topic Area: Construction


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