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St. Peter’s Health Partners began demolition at the old School of Nursing on the Samaritan Hospital campus to make way for a new, five-story pavilion to be named the Heinrich Medicus Pavilion after a $10 million donor.

St. Peter’s Health Partners broke ground on the centerpiece of its $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan — a five-story patient pavilion to be named the Heinrich Medicus Pavilion after its $10 million donor.

St. Peter’s Health Partners held a groundbreaking for a new medical pavilion at its Samaritan Hospital campus in Troy. The new Heinrich Medicus Pavilion, which will be named in honor of the 96-year-old former RPI professor who donated $10 million, is the centerpiece of SPHP’s $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan.

t. Peter’s Health Partners and area officials gathered for a slightly different kind of groundbreaking for a new, five-story patient pavilion to be named the Heinrich Medicus Pavilion in honor of the 96-year-old former RPI professor who donated $10 million toward SPHP’s $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan.

St. Peter’s Health Partners broke ground for the new Heinrich Medicus Pavilion at Samaritan Hospital campus to be named after the former RPI professor who donated $10 million to SPHP’s $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan.