Memorial Hospital North

Memorial Hospital North is near Briargate Parkway and North Union Boulevard.

The first hospital to be built in Colorado Springs in decades opened its doors to patients April 25, 2007.

Memorial Hospital North becomes the second full-service hospital in the city-owned Memorial Health System network. Construction of the five-story, 98-bed hospital began in the summer of 2004. Costing $146 million, the 224,000-square-foot building sits on 82 acres at 4050 Briargate Parkway on the city’s fast-growing north side.

- Hospital misses revenue goals
Revenues for Memorial Health System’s new north-side hospital during its first quarter fell short by $7.5 million, triggering officials to look for...

- Interactive: Take a virtual tour and learn more about the hospital

- Memorial North’s opening day
For a couple of hours Wednesday morning, Ed Eglitis had the lower level of the new Memorial Hospital North to himself as he waited to undergo shoulder-replacement...

- ‘Design adds a warm and inviting nature’
Walk through the front doors of Memorial Hospital North and an undulating, wavelike ceiling leads your eyes to a two-story window offering a stunning...

- Competition is heating up in region
Being the first to open one of three new hospitals planned for the Pikes Peak region will give Memorial Health System a competitive advantage, officials...

- Hospitals’ economic impact is considerable
A new hospital is an economic shot in the arm. The new Memorial Hospital North will employ 595 at full operation, about 120 of them transfers from...

- Chef hopes to make cafe a destination
Yes, Memorial Hospital North is a hospital, but it won’t be serving hospital food, head chef Chester Wright says. The hospital’s Garden Terrace...