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Hospital reports construction progress and positive draft audit; change orders discussed
Summary
Hospital officials reviewed November financials and reported a positive year-to-date net income; staff also updated commissioners on construction progress, change orders for flooring and elevator framing, and timelines targeting completion in early March.
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Hospital leadership reviewed November financials and construction updates for the ongoing facility project. Financially, staff reported gross patient revenue and operating variances for the month but said year-to-date net operating figures were positive. A draft audit report indicated the hospital had turned around roughly $1 million from the prior year, and the draft will be presented to the hospital board next week.
On construction, staff (S4) reported work on hallways, nurse-station areas and long-term-care sections. A mistake in specified floor material at the ER entrance prompted discussion of replacing the walk-off carpet with LVT (luxury vinyl tile) for durability and cleanability; staff also reported an engineer’s recommendation to beef up elevator wall framing with steel studs, with a quoted cost of roughly $1,300–$1,400 for the framing work to support the elevator rails. These items will appear as change orders and be brought back for approval.
Commissioners were invited to site meetings; staff said the contractor aims to complete major work by early March. The commission did not approve construction change orders during the session; staff will return with formal proposals and cost breakdowns.
