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This space will dramatically change the experience for our specialty appointment clients and blood bank volunteers by reducing stress.

With oxygen chambers, special pods for non-ambulatory patients, and telemetry monitors, this space is designed to provide the best care for recovery and extra monitoring.

One of the most sacred spaces in the hospital, the addition of another comfort room means less likelihood that families will have to wait to say goodbye to their animal companion.

Your gift will help triple the working area for cardiology, increasing our capacity to treat more patients with critical heart problems.

The new space on the second floor will approximately triple the working area for internal medicine allowing the doctor to operate at our highest capacity treating more specialty patients than ever before.

An additional surgery suite will be equipped to handle mostly soft tissue surgeries and will allow the surgical team to perform surgeries without a sterilization delay.

The echocardiogram is a noninvasive procedure used to evaluate the internal organs, particularly the heart. A unique space for this procedure will allow us to get the best results from diagnostics.

The additional x-ray suite will cut down on imaging wait times for our specialists and serve as a secondary option for emergency room procedures.

The CT room houses a single slice Computed Tomography machine that takes three dimensional images and is used to evaluate more complex parts of the body.

This new, dedicated space for rechecks, bandage changes and surgical consults will be large enough to treat more than one patient at a time and provide allow us to increase the future surgical staffing.

A second lab will help reduce wait times and crowding so that ER/ICU and specialty staff has their own designated work area.

Six new exam rooms will create dedicated space for treatments and discussions between clients and specialists, and allow us to devote the first floor exam rooms to emergency clients.

The new training room located on the second floor will be a flexible space for hospital staff to work on employee and hospital development.

New animal wards will minimize stress by containing noise and keeping animals as calm as possible to help aid their recovery.

This treatment and charting room on the second floor will be a flexible space that can be used for overflow of specialty clients and will be occupied by an additional specialist in the future.