Phillips Family Cancer Center Expected To Open By Late December - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

News

Health / News / 1568731

Phillips Family Cancer Center Expected To Open By Late December

icon 11 Photos
The 18

The 18

000 pound high density leaded concrete door to the linear accelerator vault. ELSIE BOSKAMP

000 pound high density leaded concrete door to the linear accelerator vault. ELSIE BOSKAMP

David Lopez and Kevin Unruh. ELSIE BOSKAMP

David Lopez and Kevin Unruh. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Construction on the new Phillips Family Cancer Center is expected to be completed by the end of the year. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Construction on the new Phillips Family Cancer Center is expected to be completed by the end of the year. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Kevin Unruh and David Lopez walk through the second floor of the cancer center. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Kevin Unruh and David Lopez walk through the second floor of the cancer center. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area and attached pharmacy. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area and attached pharmacy. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Construction on the new Phillips Family Cancer Center is expected to be completed by the end of the year. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Construction on the new Phillips Family Cancer Center is expected to be completed by the end of the year. ELSIE BOSKAMP

David Lopez reviews layout plans. ELSIE BOSKAMP

David Lopez reviews layout plans. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area. ELSIE BOSKAMP

The second-floor chemotherapy infusion area. ELSIE BOSKAMP

A rendering of the completed building. COURTSEY STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL

A rendering of the completed building. COURTSEY STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL

authorElsie Boskamp on Jul 31, 2018
With construction well underway on County Road 39 in Southampton Village, the $24 million Phillips Family Cancer Center, one of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s latest projects, is expected to open... more

You May Also Like:

Rogue Cannabis Dispensary Opens in Tuckahoe, Is Immediately Cited by Southampton Town for Noncompliance

The rogue cannabis dispensary Charlie Fox opened for business this week despite having no approvals ... 17 Sep 2025 by Michael Wright

Voters Approve Hampton Library Budget; Sag Harbor Vote Is Next Week

Bridgehampton and Sagaponack voters approved the Hampton Library’s $1,979,243 budget by an overwhelming 37-2 tally ... by Staff Writer

'Montauk Mary' Cold Case Murder From 1978 Spotlighted by Suffolk DA

Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney’s office this week released a newly created sketch of ... by Michael Wright

Discovery Land Asks To Amend Affordable Housing Requirement To Consider Expansion for Golf Course Staff

Residents of East Quogue are pushing back against a request by Discovery Land Company to ... by Michael Wright

Pelletreau Silver Shop Gets $20,000 Historic Structure Grant

The Southampton History Museum has been awarded a $20,000 grant by the Preservation League of ... by Staff Writer

Outrage Spews on Southampton Officials Over Removal of Public Trash Cans From Downtowns

Residents and business owners from hamlets whose downtowns lie along Montauk Highway exploded in outrage ... by Michael Wright

Eastport Fire District Responds to Audit Citing Issues With Procurement

An audit of the Eastport Fire District by the office of State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli ... 16 Sep 2025 by Cailin Riley

Thiele Appointed to OLA Board

The Board of Directors of Organización Latino Americana (OLA) of Eastern Long Island appointed former ... by Staff Writer

Fundraiser Set for Tupper Boathouse

The North Sea Maritime Center will hold its first “Boathouse Bash” fundraiser to support the restoration of the historic Tupper Boathouse, on Saturday, September 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the home of Janet and Bob Postma at 141 Mecox Road in Water Mill. The lively evening of food, music and community will feature live music by The Surfcasters, a menu featuring mini-lobster rolls and other treats, and an art and golf auction. The center has already raised approximately $700,000 of the $1 million the North Sea Maritime Center will contribute to the renovations and operation of the Tupper ... by Staff Writer

An Awful Noise

People who don’t know, ask: What is that awful noise? And then it stops. A different tree now gradually comes alive; the leaves nearly vibrate as the buzzing builds. The sound of an individual cicada is, of course, not an awful noise — it’s just loud, and the pitch is not designed to attract the human ear. The loud things we generally live with are human sounds: parties, lawnmowers, farm equipment. Yesterday, while harvesting tomatoes in the middle of a 50-acre field, I could hear, in the distance, the distinctive crunch of a house being demolished. But, other times, what ... by Marilee Foster