The Mennonite General Hospital in Cayey has thoughtfully planned out the significant growth of its campus over the years to respond to the needs of the region. The 61-bed expansion east of the existing hospital building, shown, is the fourth stage in the series of expansions developed since 1998. The first was the General Hospital building (1996-1998), followed by a medical office building (1999-2000), and a 42-bed expansion in the southwest corner of the Hospital (2007). The fourth stage included the interior remodeling of the existing hospital and a new four-story structure adjoining the original building. Patients in semi-private rooms enjoy a view of the mountains through large windows placed at a 45° angle and protected from the sun by planter boxes and curved eaves. Future developments already on the boards include an additional medical office building and multi-story parking structure.