The Laube Cancer Center at ACMH Hospital has recently completed a year-long, $8 million expansion and renovation project that will enhance the hospital’s cancer programs.

The center is now open to patients and is directed by physicians from the Allegheny Health Network Cancer Institute.

“We are thrilled to announce the completion of this much-needed transformation of our cancer center,” said John Lewis, ACMH Hospital president and CEO. “As more and more people are turning to ACMH as their trusted health care provider, and demand for our center’s radiation and oncology services continues to grow, this new facility provides us with the capacity to meet those needs at the highest level for current and future generations.”

The expansion includes additional exam rooms, physician offices, support service offices, a new canopied entrance, an open connection to the upper floor through a two-story gallery and a new spacious waiting area.

The ACMH Laube Cancer Center in Kittanning is the only comprehensive cancer treatment facility in Armstrong County.