Kristin Brison, medical and radiation oncology manager, leads a tour Saturday, March 11, during an open house of the renovated and expanded Richard G. Laube Cancer Center at ACMH in Kittanning. Justin Guido/Butler Eagle

KITTANNING, Armstrong County — ACMH Hospital has more than doubled the patient treatment space in its Richard G. Laube Cancer Center in an $8 million expansion through a partnership with Allegheny Health Network.

ACMH held an open house for the cancer center and offered free cancer screening on Saturday, March 11, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday.

The yearlong expansion project included the construction of 10 examination rooms on its renovated basement level and 18 treatment bays and two private treatment rooms on the main floor. Intravenous infusions are administered in the treatment rooms.

Previously, there were three exam rooms and 10 treatment bays all on the main floor.