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Still a Campus Cornerstone: New Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Aims for 2030 Opening Date

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The new Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will be built on the site of the current ballfields at the campus's northeastern end, adjacent the former LIRR station. The university has set aside 15 acres for the new hospital facilities. SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

The new Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will be built on the site of the current ballfields at the campus's northeastern end, adjacent the former LIRR station. The university has set aside 15 acres for the new hospital facilities. SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

The new Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will be built on 15 acres at the northeastern end of the campus, where the baseball and soccer fields are now. The site is adjacent to where the LIRR station used to stand, and may again someday.

The new Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will be built on 15 acres at the northeastern end of the campus, where the baseball and soccer fields are now. The site is adjacent to where the LIRR station used to stand, and may again someday.

authorMichael Wright on Jan 17, 2024
When Stony Brook University and Stony Brook Medicine brought Southampton Hospital into their network in 2017, the vision of a new, state-of-the-art hospital on the Stony Brook Southampton campus in... more

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