Overview
The Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre (RDRHC) redevelopment is an important initiative focused on improving healthcare services in the Red Deer area. Currently in the final stage of design, this project is on schedule and promises significant upgrades to the existing hospital infrastructure. The redevelopment will deliver expanded and upgraded space and increase the hospital's capacity, leading to improved patient care and healthcare resources for the community.
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Project information
The redevelopment of the RDRHC will be run as 2 separate projects, each focusing on improvements to the hospital's services.
Project 1: New patient tower and hospital expansion and renovation
This component involves the construction of a new patient tower alongside expansion and renovations to the existing hospital's main building. Key features of this project include:
- adding up to 200 new in-patient beds, raising the total capacity to 570 beds
- six new operating rooms and 2 cardiac catheterization labs
- a new Medical Device Reprocessing Department and central power plant
The renovations will be phased to ensure construction does not affect the delivery of health services.
Project 2: Ambulatory building
A new ambulatory building through a public-private partnership (P3) model. Located adjacent to the surface parkade, the building will include:
- spaces dedicated to addiction and mental health services, dialysis, and minor procedures
- more than 200 underground parking stalls to accommodate the new facility
The Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre Ambulatory Building is in the Request for Proposals stage.
Procurement is underway and a contract with the successful proponent is anticipated to be in place in mid-2025, with construction set to begin that summer.
Funding for this extensive redevelopment, estimated at $1.8 billion, was announced in February 2022, marking it the largest hospital redevelopment project in Alberta's history.