Good Samaritan Hospital Breaks Ground for New 75,000 SF Medical Office Building on the Hospital Campus -- Suffern Medical Pavilion will house local doctors; Developed by Cambridge Healthcare Development Corp.
Good Samaritan Hospital broke ground today for the Suffern Medical Pavilion, a new 3-floor, state-of-the-art 75,000 square foot “Class A” medical office building on the hospital campus in Suffern, N. Y. When completed in the Fall of 2005, the building will house a variety of medical offices and diagnostic support facilities, many of which will directly support the hospital’s growing cardiac program.
(PRWEB) July 1, 2004
Good Samaritan Hospital broke ground today for the Suffern Medical Pavilion, a new 3-floor, state-of-the-art 75,000 square foot “Class A” medical office building on the hospital campus in Suffern, N. Y. When completed in the Fall of 2005, the building will house a variety of medical offices and diagnostic support facilities, many of which will directly support the hospital’s growing cardiac program.
The Suffern Medical Pavilion is being developed by Cambridge Healthcare Development Corp. of Dallas, Texas, who will own and manage the facility under an agreement with Bon Secours Charity Health System, parent organization of Good Samaritan Hospital. It marks the first time the hospital has hired an outside developer-owner on a building project on its main campus.
The Suffern Medical Pavilion will be connected to the hospital via an enclosed walkway and will feature ample surface parking for patients, physicians and staff.
The groundbreaking was attended by various local dignitaries, including Hon. James Giannettino, Mayor of the Village of Suffern, who remarked on the benefits that the Village and the surrounding community realize as a result of having Good Samaritan Hospital as a neighbor, and specifically the value of adding a tax paying ratable to the hospital campus.
Michael Schnieders, Executive Vice President and Administrator for Good Samaritan Hospital commented, “We are pleased to enter into this agreement with Cambridge, one of the premier developers and owners of medical office facilities in the country. The Suffern Medical Pavilion will bring many of our physicians – including a significant number of cardiologists who support our growing cardiac services specialty – much closer to the hospital, which will benefit our patients and help the hospital in achieving its mission.”
Sister Mary Anne Rattigan, a member of the Board of the Directors of Good Samaritan Hospital and representative of the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, blessed the site. The Sisters of Charity and Sisters of Bon Secours are co-sponsors of Good Samaritan Hospital.
Tenants in the Suffern Medical Pavilion medical office building will include cardiologists, surgeons, internal medicine physicians, and other specialists according to Cambridge.
Designed by architects Odell Associates Inc. of Charlotte, N. C., the Suffern Medical Pavilion will combine the finest building materials and craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technological features. The buildingÂ’s exterior will consist of a combination of brick and precast concrete with reflective insulated glass. The Suffern Medical PavilionÂ’s interior will also feature the highest-quality amenities, with a central, computerized building management system controlling all HVAC, interior and exterior lighting systems and a telecommunications infrastructure.
Cambridge Healthcare Development Corp., a unit of Dallas-based Cambridge Holdings Inc., develops, owns, buys and manages medical office buildings and health care facilities across the United States. Leasing information for the Suffern Medical Pavilion can be obtained by calling Fran Marino at 845-368-5212, or email her at fmarino@cambridgeinc. com.
Good Samaritan Hospital is part of the Bon Secours Charity Health System, which also includes St. Anthony Community Hospital in Warwick, NY and Bon Secours Community Hospital in Port Jervis, NY. Additionally, Bon Secours Charity Health System provides the services of a Certified Home Health Agency, two long-term care facilities, an assisted living and adult home facility and several other medical programs. For more information on this, or any of the hospitalÂ’s programs or services, contact Good Samaritan Hospital at 845-368-5000.
Media Contact: Jason Ledder, R&J Group, 973-331-1070.
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