Congratulations are in store for New London Hospital whose CEO Bruce King was recently featured on our WTPL 107.7 “First Class Business” segment with host Jack Heath and New Hampshire Division of Economic Development Interim Director Roy Duddy.

The hospital’s ambitious expansion and renovation plan, Building Towards the Future, includes approximately 46,000 square feet of new construction and 12,500 square feet of renovations. With the expansion slated to conclude later on this month, here are some of the relevant features of the project:

Private Inpatient Rooms – eight new rooms being built along with the renovation of original existing rooms, resulting in ALL private rooms.

Expansion/Renovation of Specialty Services – Appropriate space for patients and clinicians in the areas of Cardiology, Oncology/Infusion, Coumadin and Neurology/Sleep lab.

Attached Medical Office Space – New attached patient/provider friendly medical office building with increased efficiency and improved patient access.

Creation of a United Campus – Pediatric practice, rehab services and billing services being brought to the main campus, decreasing expenses.

Congratulations to Bruce King and the rest of the staff of New London Hospital for their great work and this incredible project!

“First Class Business” appears on a monthly basis as part of the “New Hampshire Today” program that runs from 3-5 p.m. Monday through Friday on “The Pulse.” “New Hampshire Today” host Jack Heath and New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner George Bald share good news about innovative new products created by New Hampshire companies, community service projects undertaken by local businesses and firms that are thriving despite a tough economic climate.

To listen live, tune in to WTPL 107.7 on the first Wednesday of the month at 4 p.m. or visit WTPL online at www.wtplfm.com.

Tags: Jack Heath, New London Hospital, NH Department of Resources & Economic Development, NH Division of Economic Development, Roy Duddy, WTPL

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