The planned projects, which would take place over the next several years, include a $1 billion building at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, a $250 million addition to Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital and a $400 million project to open four outpatient centers in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, according to the report.
“These projects will enable us to meet the needs of our patients by bringing lower-cost care options to their home and community, making community-hospital investments to accommodate more routine care, and improving access for the most complex cases at one of our flagship hospitals,” Anne Klibanski, MD, president and CEO of Mass General Brigham, told the Boston Business Journal. “While the pandemic temporarily postponed our long-standing plans, it also reinforced the need to provide more health care options for our patients.”
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