Albany, N.Y.-based St. Peter's Health Partners has announced a $150 million master facilities plan to upgrade its two hospitals in Troy, N.Y.
The plan, expected to be complete in the mid-2020s, will include the construction, renovation and modernization of inpatient facilities at Samaritan Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital, both in Troy.
Major highlights of the project include construction of a new five-story, inpatient pavilion including an expanded emergency department, and intensive care and progressive care beds; enhancements to cancer services; other infrastructure improvements; and a 500-space parking garage.
Samaritan and St. Mary's joined St. Peter's in 2011 when Seton Health and Northeast Health merged with St. Peter's.
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The plan, expected to be complete in the mid-2020s, will include the construction, renovation and modernization of inpatient facilities at Samaritan Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital, both in Troy.
Major highlights of the project include construction of a new five-story, inpatient pavilion including an expanded emergency department, and intensive care and progressive care beds; enhancements to cancer services; other infrastructure improvements; and a 500-space parking garage.
Samaritan and St. Mary's joined St. Peter's in 2011 when Seton Health and Northeast Health merged with St. Peter's.
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