Progress continues as construction crews installed the first steel beam for the new Heinrich Medicus Pavillion at the Samaritan Hospital campus in Troy. It’s all part of the $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan to transform health care for Troy, Rensselaer County, and the surrounding communities. See the photos and update at the Times Union here.
The Times Union published a story about the upcoming event celebrating the completion of Samaritan Hospital’s expansion. That event is now set for September 20th. From the story: The patient tower, a new emergency department and a multi-level parking garage are part of the $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan that also includes improvements to convert St. Mary’s Hospital into an outpatient facility. Both are part of St. Peter’s Health Partners. The two-level pedestrian bridge will connect the 1969-era patient tower designed by Chicago-based Perkins + Will with the new Heinrich Medicus patient pavilion, designed by Charlotte-based FreemanWhite, which is also nearing completion. Emergency department services, an intensive care unit, medical/surgical floor and a progressive care unit already occupy the five-story pavilion. To read the full story, click HERE.
Norman Dascher, chief executive officer of Samaritan and St. Mary’s hospitals, speaks with the Troy Record about the accelerated consolidation of the two facilities as part of its Troy Master Facilities Plan. […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners broke ground today for the construction of the Heinrich Medicus Pavilion at Samaritan Hospital. The new five-story patient pavilion is the centerpiece of SPHP’s $99 million Troy Master Facilities Plan. […]
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