The facility will feature 38 single-occupancy inpatient beds across four stories and a variety of programs, including an experimental kitchen for eating disorder patients, general outpatient therapy and pediatric care.
The project has a $110 million budget, with $16 million provided by ARPA funding and another $15 million contributed by the children’s hospital, the report said.
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