Construction is in full swing at the Good Samaritan University Hospital campus in West Islip, Long Island, where the medical center will soon debut a 300,000-square-foot patient care pavilion. Led by owner and developer Catholic Health, the development costs hover around $500 million and construction broke ground in May 2022.
The building will eventually top out at four stories with a 75,000-square-foot emergency department, 16 high-tech operating rooms, and 36 patient rooms spread across three floors.
Ground floor of the new patient pavilion at the Good Samaritan University Hospital
Inside the Good Samaritan University Hospital expansion
When complete, the building will attach to the existing hospital and create a unified 750,000-square-foot center. Additional scope of work includes an expansion of the hospital’s cafe, a renovated gift shop, and improved internal connection to the emergency department.
Today, the project is on track to debut in 2025.
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