Exciting changes are coming in 2021 to the Albany Memorial Campus, including the opening of St. Peter’s Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Wellness and the razing of the East Wing and Building Connector. […]
The Albany Business Review published an article on St. Peter’s Health Partners’ plans to demolish the east wing of the Albany Memorial Campus building. […]
WRGB posted a story on their website announcing the completion of the Troy Master Facilities Plan, and the grand opening of the new Samaritan Hospital Lobby. […]
The Times Union published an article on the final touches being made to the new entrance of Samaritan Hospital ahead of the September 20 celebration of the project’s completion. From the article: Workers were removing construction materials, laying fresh sod and pouring concrete for new sidewalks Wednesday as they put finishing touches on Samaritan Hospital’s expansion plan. The largest piece of the project was a new five-story patient pavilion, named in honor of the late Heinrich Medicus, a retired Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute professor whose $10 million contribution helped drive a successful community fundraising campaign. To read more, click HERE.
Hugh Wright, RN, a registered nurse at Samaritan Hospital, has captured a unique view of the recently completed Heinrich Medicus Pavilion at Samaritan Hospital. He documented nearly two years of construction and condensed it into just one minute.
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St. Peter’s Health Partners CEO James K. Reed contributed to a Times Union story published yesterday about the recent healthcare construction boom in the Capital Region. From the story: Not too far away, St. Peter’s Health Partners is expanding its urgent care presence with a $7.5 million project at an existing facility on Route 146. “Health care is getting much more customer-focused,” said Dr. James K. Reed, president and CEO of St. Peter’s Health Partners. For the patient, “It’s a lot more convenient.” The cities also are seeing a construction surge as duplicate facilities are eliminated and existing buildings are expanded and improved. Samaritan Hospital in Troy, now part of St. Peter’s Health Partners, will see a new patient tower. A parking garage, meanwhile, is nearing completion. The Samaritan projects total about $100 million. Troy’s other hospital, also part of St. Peter’s, will no longer provide acute care. Instead, St. Mary’s Hospital is becoming an ambulatory care center. St. Peter’s earlier spent $259 million on a major expansion of its hospital in Albany. See the full story here.
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