Cardiac Surgery and Catheterization Labs, three surgery suites and a Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. Additionally, the wing added 38 post-delivery rooms for mothers and babies and increased the size of the Emergency Department, which handles more than 90,000 visits a year. The expanded ED included four state-of-the-art trauma bays, four critical-care beds, eight new treatment rooms and a helipad. In 2020, the previously shelled-in 5th and 6th floors of the Acequia Wing were opened, adding 24 new intermediate intensive care beds and a state-of-the art 23-bed neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). In Spring of 2021, Kaweah Health opened an additional expansion of the emergency department, adding 24 new patient rooms to bring the total number of ED rooms to 65, with an addition 8 bays dedicated to expedited care for less intensive patients, in addition Kaweah Delta officially rebranded to Kaweah Health. In July 2013 Kaweah Health established residency training programs in Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine, followed by a Psychiatry {https://www.kaweahhealth.org/gme-residency-programs/psychiatry/} residency program in 2014, Surgery and Transitional Year programs in 2015, and an Anesthesiology residency in 2017. A Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellowship program was established in 2022. As of the academic year 2022, all Kaweah Health programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), and include a total of over 100 training positions. References External links Official Kaweah Health website Official Kaweah Health Family Medicine Residency website Official Kaweah Health Emergency Medicine Residency website Official Kaweah Health Surgery Residency website Official Kaweah Health Transitional Year Residency website Official Kaweah Health Anesthesiology Residency website Official Kaweah Health CAP Fellowship website Buildings and structures in Visalia, California Hospital buildings completed in 1961 Hospitals established in 1961 Teaching hospitals in California Trauma centers