Kennedy Health broke ground this week on the first phase
of a $200 million revitalization project for Kennedy University Hospital in
Cherry Hill, N.J.
The first phase of the project is the construction of a
$65 million outpatient care pavilion. The 102,000-square-foot pavilion, in
addition to providing an array of patient care services, will feature a free
500-space parking facility and atrium lobby.
Among the health services to be provided in what Kennedy
is describing as a “medical mall” will be: surgery, medical imaging, physical
therapy, laboratory services and pre-admission testing. The pavilion will also
have a hyperbaric wound care center and a sleep and balance center.
The second phase of the project, which will be
highlighted by construction of an acute-care pavilion, is scheduled to begin in
late 2016.
Kennedy University Hospital in Cherry Hill, one of three
hospitals operated by the South Jersey health system, opened in 1960. Kennedy
also operates hospitals in Stratford and Washington Township.
Source: Philadelphia
Business Journal
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