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Phillips Family Cancer Center Expected To Open By Late December

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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

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